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Answer (c)

Explanation- it is a process in which metal decays spontaneously . so during a span of 1 year it will decay almost half of its original value so it will come close to 5000.

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Explanation- a nuclide 1 is said to be mirror isobar of nuclide 2, if Z1=N2 and Z2= N1

Now 11Na23, 12Mg23 for which Z2=12=N1 and N2 =23-12=11=Z1

(b) As 12Mg23 contain even number of protons against 11Na23 which has odd number of protons (11), therefore Mg has greater binding energy than sodium.

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Explanation- Each particle (neutron and proton) present inside the nucleus is called nucleon .

Let λ = 10 - 15 m

λ = h p

and KE= PE

E = h c / λ = 6.6 * 10 - 34 * 3 * 10 8 10 - 15 * 1.6 * 10 - 19  eV

K.E= 109eV

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Explanation- R= 12dis/min per gm and R0= 16dis/min per gm T1/2= 5760yr

R= e - λ t e λ t

By taking log

λ t l o g e = l o g R 0 R

λ t = log1016/12 * 2.303

t = 2.303 ( l o g 4 - l o g 3 ) λ

= 2.303 (0.6020-4.771)5760/0.6931

  = 2391.20yr

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Explanation-

by considering the graph at t=0 NA= No while NB=0 but when time increases the atoms in B also increases and becomes maximum and then drop to zero by radioactive decay law.

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Explanation-because more number of protons means more repulsive force which leads to instability.

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Explanation- during the collision of electron and positron they form gamma radiation and these gamma particle travels in opposite direction to conserve the momentum.

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Explanation- electron cannot emit radiation while exiting because they absorbs energy in eV which is very low as compared to gamma particle . as they contain energy in MeV

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Explanation- at t=0 (dN/dt)A= (dN/dt)B

By drawing a perpendicular line across graph (dN/dt)A> (dN/dt)B so decay is faster in A than B

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Explanation- dN/dt= λ N

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