Set: Trigonometry, conversions, and Decay Review

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TermDefinition
electronsX-rays originate from
nucleusGamma rays originate from
atomic numberProtons in a nucleus represented by the letter Z
nucleonany particle found in the nucleus
atomic masssum of the protons and neutrons represented by the letter A
isotopethe same number protons
isotonethe same number neutrons
isobarthe same mass number
ionizingremoving an electron
Beta Minusexcited nucleus decays and moves 1 space left and 1 space up on the chart of nuclides
Beta MinusParent nuclide and daughter nuclide are isobars. Z increases by 1.
Neutron Decayparent nuclide and daughter nuclide are isotopes. Mass # decreases by 1
Beta Minus DecayToo many neutrons for the # protons. A neutron is converted to proton and nucleus ejects particle
Alpha DecayExcited nucleus decays and moves 2 spaces down and 2 spaces to the left on the Chart of Nuclides
Beta + or Positron DecayLow Neutron to proton ratio. Proton changes changes to neutron and nucleus ejects a particle
Gamma DecayA newly formed nucleus is left excited. It releases energy but does not eject any particles.
Neutron DecayHigh neutron to proton ratio. Nucleus ejects particle making A decrease by 1 and Z remains constant
Electron CaptureExcited nuleus decays and moves 1 space right and 1 space down on the Chart of Nuclides. The decay emits X-rays.
Proton DecayLow neutron to proton ratio. Nucleus ejects particle making A decrease by 1 and Z decrease by 1.
Beta + or Electron CaptureParent nuclide and daughter nuclide are isobars. The atomic # decreases by 1
Proton DecayParent nuclide and daughter nuclide are isotones. A decreases by 1.
Electron CaptureToo many protons for the number neutrons. A proton is converted to neutron. X-rays are emitted.
Internal ConversionA newly formed nucleus is left excited. A gamma ray from the excited nucleus hits an orbiting electron. The orbiting electron is ejected
Tangentratio of the opposite to the adjacent side of a right-angled triangle
Sinratio of the opposite side to the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle
Cosinadjacent/hypotenuse
Area of sphere4pi r²
Area of cylinderpi r² + 2pi r h
Volume of sphere(4/3)pi r³
Area of circlepi r²
How many feet in a meter3.3
How many km in a mile1.61
What is the density of water1 gram/milliliter or 1 gram/cm³
How many pounds in a kg2.2

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Creator elane14
Created November 3, 2009
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Subject Nuclear Math
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  1. Beta + or Electron Capture Parent nuclide and daughter nuclide are isobars. The atomic # decreases by 1 - 5 misses
  2. Beta Minus Parent nuclide and daughter nuclide are isobars. Z increases by 1. - 4 misses
  3. Proton Decay Low neutron to proton ratio. Nucleus ejects particle making A decrease by 1 and Z decrease by 1. - 3 misses
  4. Proton Decay Parent nuclide and daughter nuclide are isotones. A decreases by 1. - 2 misses
  5. Beta + or Positron Decay Low Neutron to proton ratio. Proton changes changes to neutron and nucleus ejects a particle - 2 misses
  6. Internal Conversion A newly formed nucleus is left excited. A gamma ray from the excited nucleus hits an orbiting electron. The orbiting electron is ejected - 1 miss