Tritium, 13H is radioactive isotope of Hydrogen. It decays by emitting an electron. What is the daughter nucleus?
Q: Tritium,
13H is radioactive isotope of Hydrogen. It decays by
emitting an electron. What is the daughter nucleus? Ans: 13H : It undergoes Beta Decay and emits one electron As follows: Helium Nuclei is produced.
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Sir/madam in the answer you did not mention the daughter nucleus maybe it will be like that 1 0n +3 1H ----> 4 2 He + 0 -1B so helium is daughter nucleus (sorry for equation writing mistake)
Helium with atomic mass mass 3 will produced.. as mass remains same in beta decay...Because neutron of tritium is converted into proton... Which increases atomic number........
Sir/madam in the answer you did not mention the daughter nucleus maybe it will be like that
ReplyDelete1 0n +3 1H ----> 4 2 He + 0 -1B
so helium is daughter nucleus
(sorry for equation writing mistake)
I also have same question....i think its helium
DeleteHelium with atomic mass mass 3 will produced.. as mass remains same in beta decay...Because neutron of tritium is converted into proton... Which increases atomic number........
DeleteBut 3 2H is not any element or isotope found in periodic table
DeleteIts very nice
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