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Uses of Radioactivity

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What are the different isotopes formed when protons combine to form a $_{2} {H e}^{4}$ nucleus ?

_{1} H^{1}

_{2} {H e}^{3}

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_{2} {H e}^{3}

_{2} {H e}^{3}

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_{1} H^{1}

_{1} {H e}^{1}

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_{2} H^{3}

_{1} H^{2}

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Solution

The correct option is A $_{1} H^{1}$ , $_{2} {H e}^{3}$
$_{1}^{1} H$ and $_{2}^{3} H e$ combine to form $_{2} H e^{4}$ nucleus.
$_{2}^{3} H e +_{1}^{1} H \to_{2} {H e}^{4} + E$

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_{2} {H e}^{4}

_{2} {H e}^{3}

_{2} {H e}^{3}

_{2} {H e}^{4}

_{1} H^{2} +_{1} H^{2} + \to_{2} {H e}^{3} +_{0} n^{1},

= 2.014741 a m u,

_{2} H e^{3} atom = 3.016977 a m u,

= 1.008987 a m u .

H^{2} + H^{2} \to H e^{3} + X,

X

_{1} H^{1}

_{2} {H e}^{4}

4.001506 u

1.0078 u

1.00878 u

h_{1}, h_{2}, h_{3}, k_{1}, k_{2}, k_{3},

(2, k_{1}),

(3, k_{2}),

(7, k_{3}),

(h_{1}, 4),

(h_{2}, 5),

(h_{3}, - 3)

(2, 1)

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