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The type of detector that requires a magnetic field to view charged particles is a
 
  A) spark chamber.
  B) bubble chamber.
  C) scintillation counter.
  D) cloud chamber.
  E) Geiger tube.

Question 2

Starting with AC-227, assume the following sequence of decays occur: (1st)  decay; then (2nd) - decay; and finally (3rd) alpha decay. Determine the correct isotopic product after each process has occurred sequentially.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

(1 ) Fr-223; (2 ) Ra-223; (3 ) Rn-219



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