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What is the approximate energy released by the complete annihilation of an alpha particle?
A
931 J
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B
372 J
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C
931 Mev
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D
3724 Mev
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Solution
The correct option is
D
3724 Mev
we know, by Einstein Equation
Energy = m
×
c
2
E
=
931.5
M
e
v
in
1
amu
Now
mass of
α
-particle
=
4
amu
Energy
=
4
×
931.5
Mev
=
3126.0
M
e
V
E
≈
3724
M
e
v
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