The quantity of substance remains after 850 years is 8.98g if the half life of radioactive radium is 1,599 years.
<h3>What is half life period? </h3>
The time taken by substance to reduce to its half of its initial concentration is called half life period.
We will use the half- life equation N(t)
N e^{(-0.693t) /t½}
Where,
N is the initial sample
t½ is the half life time period of the substance
t2 is the time in years.
N(t) is the reminder quantity after t years .
Given
N = 13g
t = 350 years
t½ = 1599 years
By substituting all the value, we get
N(t) = 13e^(0.693 × 50) / (1599)
= 13e^(- 0.368386)
= 13 × 0.691
= 8.98
Thus, we calculated that the quantity of substance remains after 850 years is 8.98g if the half life of radioactive radium is 1,599 years.
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I don’t know but look up the ph of ammonia and if it is below 7 then it is yellow and if it is above 7 then blue
Answer:
There are total 8 bonding electrons 6 frm the both Carbons and 2 from both hydrogens.
Explanation:
Answer:
29.232 l
Explanation:
6.023x10^23 mole of nitrogen =22.4 l
7.83×10^23 mole of nitrogen =
22.4/(6.023×10^23)×7.83×10^23
=29.232 l
T eg(1) : 97.5°C, T eg(2): 98.5°C, T eg(3): 99.2°C
∆T water(1): -2.5°C, ∆T water(2): -1.5°C, ∆T water(3): -0.8°C
∆T metal(1): 77.5°C, ∆T metal(2): 80.5°C, ∆T metal(3): 80.2°C.
ft= (m1 cp1 t1 + m2 cp2 t2 + .... + mn cpn tn) / (m1 cp1 + m2 cp2 + .... + mn cpn) (1)
where,
1000g = 1kg
ft(t eg)= final mixed temperature (°C)
m = mass of substance (kg)
cp = specific heat of substance (J/kg°C)
t = temperature of substance (°C)
