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#383 Bq  
 
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#2.3&nbsp; • 10<sup>9</sup> Bq  
 
#2.3&nbsp; • 10<sup>9</sup> Bq  
#8&nbsp; • 10<sup>4</sup> Bq
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#1.78&nbsp; • 10<sup>13</sup> atoms.  
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#2&nbsp; • 10<sup>11</sup> atoms.
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#2.00&nbsp; • 10<sup>11</sup> atoms.
  
 
<br>'''3:''' 2.40 g <sup>60</sup>Co.  
 
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#2.53&nbsp; • 10<sup>5</sup> Bq.  
 
#2.53&nbsp; • 10<sup>5</sup> Bq.  
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<br>'''5:''' The mass of <sup>99m</sup>Tc is 20.5 ng. After one week 28 half-times will have past, and the activity will be the following:<br>  
 
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<math>N=\frac{D}{\lambda} \rightarrow \frac{4\cdot 10^{7}Bq}{3.21\cdot 10^{-5}s^{-1}}=1.25\cdot 10^{12}atoms</math>  
 
<math>N=\frac{D}{\lambda} \rightarrow \frac{4\cdot 10^{7}Bq}{3.21\cdot 10^{-5}s^{-1}}=1.25\cdot 10^{12}atoms</math>  
  
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#1 g natural Lu contains 0.0259 g <sup>176</sup>Lu, with a half-life equal to 3.8 • 10<sup>10</sup> years, which gives A = 51 Bq <br>  
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#There are two naturally occuring radioisotopes of Sm, <sup>147</sup>Sm and <sup>148</sup>Sm, which gives A = 127.24 Bq + 0.001 Bq = 127 Bq.
  
#1 g natural Lu contains 0.0259 g <sup>176</sup>Lu, with a half-life equal to 3.8 • 10<sup>10</sup> år. This gives D = 51 Bq <br>
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#There are two naturally occuring radioisotopes of Sm, <sup>147</sup>Sm and <sup>148</sup>Sm, which gives D = 127.24 Bq + 0.001 Bq = 127 Bq.
 
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#&nbsp;After 2.455 • 10<sup>5</sup> years it will be 2.299 • 10<sup>8</sup> Bq <sup>238</sup>U left, which is equal to 18.49 kg.<br><br>
 
#&nbsp;After 2.455 • 10<sup>5</sup> years it will be 2.299 • 10<sup>8</sup> Bq <sup>238</sup>U left, which is equal to 18.49 kg.<br><br>
  
 
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Amount of radioactive material (number of nuclei <-> number of moles <-> weigth) and law of radioactive decay

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1:

  1. 3.2  • 108 Bq
  2. 383 Bq
  3. 2.3  • 109 Bq
  4. 8.0  • 104 Bq


2:

  1. 1.77  • 1013 atoms.
  2. 2.00  • 1011 atoms.


3: 2.40 g 60Co.


4:

  1. 2.53  • 105 Bq.
  2. 7.21 years = 7 years and 76.7 days.


5: The mass of 99mTc is 20.5 ng. After one week 28 half-times will have past, and the activity will be the following:

D = D0  • (½)28 = 4  • 107 Bq  • (½)28 = 0.15 Bq.

All 99mTc has disintegrated and turned into 99Tc. The number of 99Tc atoms will therfore be the same as the original number of 99mTc atoms.

[math]N=\frac{D}{\lambda} \rightarrow \frac{4\cdot 10^{7}Bq}{3.21\cdot 10^{-5}s^{-1}}=1.25\cdot 10^{12}atoms[/math]


6:

  1. 1 g natural Lu contains 0.0259 g 176Lu, with a half-life equal to 3.8 • 1010 years, which gives A = 51 Bq
  2. There are two naturally occuring radioisotopes of Sm, 147Sm and 148Sm, which gives A = 127.24 Bq + 0.001 Bq = 127 Bq.


7: 3002 kg

8:

  1. 18.5 kg
  2.  After 2.455 • 105 years it will be 2.299 • 108 Bq 238U left, which is equal to 18.49 kg.