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Binding energy and Transmutation Practice Problems 3.26.13 WebAssign is due Monday, 4/1/13 (no, that’s not a joke…)
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#1 O A nuclear reactor converts 2.5 kg of uranium fuel pellets to energy every hour. How much energy would be produced by this reactor in a 10-hour time period?
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#2 O What is the binding energy of a Krypton-92 nucleus? The measured mass of Krypton-92 is 91.926153 u.
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#3 O Determine the binding energy per nucleon for Uranium-235. The measured mass of Uranium-235 is 235.043923 u.
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#4 O During a nuclear transmutation, 2.50 MeV of energy was released. What was the mass defect for this reaction?
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#5 O Given that the atomic mass of Nickel-62 is measured to be 61.928348 u, determine: O A) the total binding energy And O B) the binding energy per nucleon For a Nickel-62 nucleus.
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#6 O Energy released in a decay reaction will be equal to the difference between the total energy of the parent nucleus and the total energy of the decay products (daughter product and decay particle). O Determine the energy released during the alpha-decay of Radium-226.
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#7 O Given that the mass of Carbon-14 is measured to be 14.003242 u, and the measured mass of nitrogen-14 is 14.003074 u, How much energy is released per atom when Carbon-14 undergoes beta- decay? How much total energy is released when 1 mol of Carbon-14 undergoes beta- decay? (remember beta- decay involves releasing an electron…)
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