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The iodine-131 nuclide has a half-life of 8.0 days. If you originally have a 257 g sample, after 48 days how much will you have?
8 years ago

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plumpycat
1 half life is 8 days.
48 days / 8 days per half life = 6 half lives that occur, so we halve our original amount 6 times.

Amount remaining = 257 g * (1/2)^6
8 years ago

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