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Problem 11 Medium Difficulty

Write a brief description or definition of each of the following:
(a) nucleon
(b) $\alpha$ particle
(c) $\beta$ particle
(d) positron
(e) positron
(f) $\mathrm{Y}$ ray
(f) nuclide
(g) mass number
(g) atomic number

Answer

a) Nucleons
b) $\alpha$ Particles
c) $\beta$ Particles
d) Positron
e) $\gamma$ ray
f) Nuclide
g) Mass number
h) Atomic number

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everyone. This is Ricky. And they were working on a problem. Number 11. We're gonna be writing out a bench of definitions, so nuclear ones are particles in the new Prius. Protons. Nature bones is an electro nuclear on. Yep, Off particle. Uh huh. These are guy Vaillant cat ions with the nucleus. Uh, you mean him? And they can be symbolized of this. Or just like this. Beta particles are, Yeah, electrons which, huh? Which our release after radioactive decay. And you can think of him like this. Mm. A positron has a The positron is tthe e. It's similar to an electron, except with a positive charge rather than negative. And you can think of hands, eh? Beta plus, Or he plus watch your balls, Gamma ray. It's short wavelength, Mrs Lambda, which is equal to wavelength. Just a useful thing to remember. And high energy. Um and it's just know his gamma no charge of mass associating with knew Clyde is just the nucleus of a particular chemical. Last number is tthe e some of protons and neutrons in an moment or in I should hope and atomic number. This the number Proton's and a Uncle B C's. So have the city

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