Nuclear chemistry anyone..?

A 52.1mg sample of sodium perchlorate contains radioactive chlorine-36 (whose atomic mass is 36.0 amu).

If 29.6% of the chlorine atoms in the sample are chlorine-36 and the remainder is naturally occurring nonradioactive chlorine atoms, how many disintegrations per second are produced by this sample? (The half-life of chlorine-36 is 3.0×10^5 yr.)

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Nuclear chemistry anyone..?

A 52.1mg sample of sodium perchlorate contains radioactive chlorine-36 (whose atomic mass is 36.0 amu).

If 29.6% of the chlorine atoms in the sample are chlorine-36 and the remainder is naturally occurring nonradioactive chlorine atoms, how many disintegrations per second are produced by this sample? (The half-life of chlorine-36 is 3.0×10^5 yr.)

anonymous · Answer

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