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The radioactive isotope thallium-201 with a half life of 73 hours determine the decay rate @hartnn and @ranga
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Decay constant / rate = ln(2) / half life
So whatt would my constant be ?
So ln(2)/73 ??
yes. Decay constant = ln(2)/73 per hour or you can just leave it as a number with no units attached.
\[\Large N = N _{0}e^{-\lambda t}\]N is the amount of the isotope at time t. \[ N _{0}\]is the amount of isotope at the start and \[\lambda\]is the decay constant. Half life is the value of t when \[N / N _{0} = 1/2\]\[\Large 1/2 = e^{-\lambda * 73}\]Solve for \[\lambda\]\[\lambda = ln(2) / 73\]
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