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A) boron-12
B) lithium-8
C) carbon-13
D) carbon-12
E) boron-13
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A) mercury-214
B) polonium-214
C) polonium-224
D) mercury-204
E) plutonium-239
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True/False
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A) beta particle ( ) emission
B) positron emission
C) alpha particle emission
D) proton emission
E) neutron emission
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A) 25.0 mg
B) 12.5 mg
C) 6.25 mg
D) 3.12 mg
E) 1.56 mg
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A) actinium-227
B) thorium-227
C) thorium-231
D) polonium-231
E) radon-227
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A) alpha particle emission
B) beta particle emission
C) positron emission
D) gamma ray emission
E) none of these
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A) radium-228
B) radium-230
C) protactinium-234
D) protactinium-230
E) thorium-232
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A) 28 years
B) 14 years
C) 42 years
D) 56 years
E) 84 years
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A) Pacemakers for heart patients are powered by a plutonium-238 power device.
B) Iodine-131 is used for diagnosing thyroid tumors since iodine is preferentially absorbed by the thyroid gland.
C) Metastable technetium-99 is used for medical diagnosis because it is absorbed by tumor cells, but not normal brain cells.
D) Carbon-14 is used for PET imaging due to its long half-life and stability.
E) Gamma radiation from cobalt-60 is used to treat cancer patients.
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A) francium-222
B) francium-223
C) polonium-222
D) polonium-218
E) bismuth-220
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A) actinium-234
B) protactinium-231
C) protactinium-234
D) radium-230
E) radon-230
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A) 74 days
B) 111 days
C) 37 days
D) 185 days
E) 148 days
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A) 5730 yr
B) 17,200 yr
C) 22,900 yr
D) 8600 yr
E) 11,500 yr
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A) Radiation can pass through a cell with no damage.
B) Radiation can damage a cell, but it is possible for the cell to repair the damage.
C) Radiation may damage a cell so severely that it cannot repair itself.
D) A damaged cell may mutate, and cause cancer.
E) The degree of damage does not depend on the ionizing ability of the radiation.
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A) alpha particle emission
B) beta particle (electron) emission
C) positron emission
D) gamma ray emission
E) neutron emission
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A) a fusion reaction.
B) beta-particle emission.
C) a fission reaction.
D) an electron capture reaction.
E) alpha-particle emission.
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A) alpha
B) beta
C) gamma
D) positron
E) proton
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