Question

Why do chemical reactions not produce radioactive particles?

Chemical reactions make the nuclei of atoms more stable.
Chemical reactions only release gamma rays.
Only electrons are involved in chemical reactions.
Mass is not conserved in chemical reactions.

Answer 1

i think its the 3rd one :)))

Answer 2

A) Chemical reactions make the nuclei of atoms more stable.

Answer 3

close tho

Answer 4

but it's A

Answer 5

alright 1 sec im about to submit my exam :)

Answer 6

medal please

Answer 7

thsi question was wrong

Answer 8

oh so you had the wrong question

Answer 9

no the answer you gave me lol

Answer 10

how

Answer 11

it just told me i got it wrong it didnt say why

Answer 12

Radioactive particles are the result of nuclear reactions.
Chemical reactions don't involve the nucleus of an atom, but only the electron cloud.
so....
c) Only electrons are involved in chemical reactions.

Answer 13

this is correct

Answer 14

medal please

Answer 15

that's what i thought, next time please double check

Answer 16

ok

Answer 17

thanks for the medal

Answer 18

do you have any more

Answer 19

medal for me bc i got it right :)
and no..
i am done with the exam

Answer 20

ok

Answer 21

Radioactive decay is a type of a chemical reaction. It is a decomposition reaction.

Answer 22

Oh, sorry, forgot that nuclear chemistry is frequently left out in intro classes. My guess is you are studying classical chemistry that does not deal with radioactive reactions.