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Need help understanding half-life/decay problem
Need help understanding this problem. Looks like an exponential growth/decay.
Magnesium-27 has a half life of 9.45 minutes and
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Mitchel
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The half-life of a radioactive isotope is the amount of time it takes for a quantity
of radioactive material to decay to one-half
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Justin
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Need help understanding half-life/decay problem for upcoming test.
A water filter is constructed to form a foam that removes 25%
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Gregory
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Which describes radioactive decay of a substance?
More of the radioactivity is lost during the first half-life than in later
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We did a radioactive decay and half life lab with m&ms and I do not understand these conclusion questions:
1. how many half lives
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Bethany
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A characteristic feature of radioactive isotopes is their unique half-life, representing the duratio
required for half of the
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A characteristic feature of radioactive isotopes is their unique half-life, representing the duration required for half of the
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T-Swizzle
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A radioactive element x has half life of 30 days and will decay to become another new element Y..
a) calculate decay constant b)
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Aboi
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A radioactive element x has half life of 30 days and will decay to become another new element Y..
a) calculate decay constant b)
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Aboi
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A radioactive element x has half life of 30 days and will decay to become another new element Y..
a) calculate decay constant b)
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Aboi
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