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Standard XII
Chemistry
Alpha Decay
Calculate the...
Question
Calculate the time required for
60
% of a sample of radon to undergo decay. (Given
T
1
2
of Radon
=
3.8
days)
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Solution
We know that,
N
=
N
0
e
−
λ
t
So,
40
100
N
0
=
N
0
e
−
λ
t
e
λ
t
=
10
4
=
2.5
λ
t
=
log
e
2.5
t
=
3.8
×
log
10
2.5
×
2.3026
0.6931
t
=
5.022
days
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