Question

Daughter atoms X and Y are formed from the fission of atom Z. Which of the following statements is true about X and Y?
Answer

The combined atomic mass of X and Y will be greater than the mass of atom Z.

The atomic masses of elements X and Y will always equal the exact atomic mass of Z.

High temperatures are required to make atoms X and Y.

Atoms X and Y will have a smaller combined atomic mass than atom Z.

Answer 1

@JFraser
Stuck between c and d, both seem true.

Answer 2

I think D is more correct though..fission would create daughter nuclei and smaller particles, so even the combined mass of the daughter nuclei would be smaller than that of the original atom

Answer 3

@Abhisar

Answer 4

Yes the combined mass will be smaller. The difference will be equal to \(\sf \huge \frac{E}{C^2}\)

Answer 5

cool, thanks! :D

Answer 6

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Answer 7

How do you do that???
So cool.

Answer 8

It's \(LaTeX\)

Answer 9

hm
I don't actually know what that is...

Answer 10

```
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```

Copy this code to reproduce the same effect.

Answer 11

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Answer 12

hehehe
Thank you again :D

Answer 13

You can check out The LaTeX practicing section for some more cool stuffs.

Answer 14

yeah, I'm playing around with it right now. It's pretty cool. Thanks for teaching me how to do it! :D

Answer 15

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/51fbcbade4b0cc46c14a461d

This one is good tutorial

Answer 16

Anytime :)