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6.3 Nuclear equations and decay

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Question 41

A data logger records a nuclear change in an irradiated metal sample.

4194X→4294Y+ZAP+00γ {}^{94}_{41}\mathrm{X}\rightarrow{}^{94}_{42}\mathrm{Y}+{}^{A}_{Z}\mathrm{P}+{}^{0}_{0}\gamma 4194​X→4294​Y+ZA​P+00​γ

Which pair gives the values of A A\,A and Z Z\,Z for particle P\mathrm{P}P?

[1]
A

A=0A=0A=0 and Z=−1Z=-1Z=−1

B

A=0A=0A=0 and Z=+1Z=+1Z=+1

C

A=1A=1A=1 and Z=0Z=0Z=0

D

A=0A=0A=0 and Z=0Z=0Z=0

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6.3 Nuclear equations and decay Questions

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120 exam-style questions on Edexcel GCSE Physics 6.3 Nuclear equations and decay, covering 6.3.1 Beta-minus and beta-plus decay, 6.3.2 Effects of decay on the nucleus, and 6.3.3 Balancing nuclear equations. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.

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