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Standard XII
Chemistry
Law of Radioactivity
A radioactive...
Question
A radioactive element decays at such a rate that after
68
minutes only one-fourth of its original amount remains. Calculate its decay constant and half-life period.
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Solution
A
o
=
1
,
t
=
68
min
A
=
1
4
K
=
?
t
1
/
2
=
?
K
=
2.303
60
l
o
g
(
4
)
K
=
0.023
m
i
n
−
1
t
1
/
2
=
0.693
0.023
t
1
/
2
=
30.130
min
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