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Announcements
No Clicker Questions Today
  • Exam Wed. To speed getting started do not enter
    class until I let you in.
  • Still not successfully signed up for e-mail
    discussion list Xoing Chang Jazz Singh.
  • Chapter 3 reading and problems will be posted on
    Wednesday.
  • Quiz 2, Today (sections 1.6-2.8).
  • Reminder download handout for this week's labDo
    prelab pages.

2
Review
  • Fission reactions.
  • 23993Np 10n --gt 14256Ba 410n 9437Rb,
  • Chain reactions Releases energy
  • Nuclear reactors.
  • Making artificial isotopes by fusion of nuclides
    using accelerators.
  • Measuring radioactivity
  • Units counts/s Bq Ci 3.7 x 1010 Bq
  • Measure with film or Geiger Counter.
  • Biological effectsionizing radiation damages by
    ionizing molecules and breaks them into reactive
    fragments.

3
Radioactive Dating
  • Expression for fraction left at time, t
  • Solving for t t t1/21/ln(0.5)ln(At/Ao)
  • Carbon Dating
  • Use 14C/12C ratio for At and Ao
  • Use new sample to get Ao
  • Other isotopes Aostable product remaining
    radionuclide At remaining radionuclide.

4
Chapter 1-Matter and Its Origins
  • I. Significant figures/digits (accuracy and
    precision)
  • J. Properties of light
  • 1)Light is a wave ?c/?
  • 2) Doppler Effect
  • K. metric prefixes (n, µ, m, c, k)
  • L. Radioactive Decay/Half-Life
  • M. Atomic Particles (neutrons, protons,
    electrons)
  • N. Atomic Number/Atomic Mass/Isotopes
  • O. Temperature (K, C, F)
  • P. Black body radiation
  • A. States of matter (s, l, g)
  • B. Pure substances vs. Mixtures (homo vs.
    heterogeneous)
  • C. Elements and Atoms
  • D. Compounds and Molecules
  • E. Physical properties (color, state, density,
    conductivity, thermal conductivity, metallic
    character)
  • F. Physical vs. Chemical Change
  • G. Scientific Process/Method
  • H. Big Bang
  • energy-gtquarks-gtn -gt p e- -gt nucleons -gt atoms
    -gt stars/galaxies
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