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Nuclear Stability

Relative Stability of Different Nuclei

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Two Methods

• Which isotopes? • Binding Energy

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What holds an atom together?Forces of Nature and Atomic Structure:

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Band (Island) of Stability

N/Z ratio

Number of stable isotopes

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Isotope trends among the elements:

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Binding Energy, but first…Comparing stability:

O-O single bond strength = 146 kJ/mol

O=O double bond strength = 496 kJ/mol

Which is more stable, O2 or O3?O2: O=O

O3: O=O-O

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Predict what you think the trend will be:

As atomic number increases, what will happen to stability?

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Split up class and do:

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Do all isotopes using Excel

Isotopedata_stable.xls

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Modes of Radioactive Decay

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U-238 Decay Series And … the problem with radon.

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Decay modes andthe island of stability.

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