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savannahhooper

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Question 1

Calculate the change in energy in kJ/mol for the transmutation of radium from the given molar masses:
 
Ra
 
He
+
 
226.0254 g/mol
 
4.0026 g/mol
 
222.0176 g/mol
 


–5.2 kJ/mol
–1.6 kJ/mol
–4.7 × 1014 kJ/mol
–4.7 × 108 kJ/mol
+1.6 × 108 kJ/mol

Question 2

Calculate ΔE in kilojoules per mole for the following reaction:
              Th → He + Ra
Atomic masses: 230Th = 230.0332, 4He = 4.00260, 226Ra = 226.02544.

–4.6 × 108 kJ/mol
–2.4 × 106 kJ/mol
0
+2.4 × 106 kJ/mol
+4.6 × 108 kJ/mol


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Marked as best answer by savannahhooper on Mar 21, 2021

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savannahhooper

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Reply 2 on: Mar 21, 2021
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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