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1.6: Converting Mass to Energy- Mass Defect and Nuclear Binding Energy

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1. eliana2 13 Sep 2023
  
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  56Fe
  
  I do not understanfwhy is Fe the one that dictates it?
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1.2: Types of Radioactivity

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1. eliana2 09 Sep 2023
  
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  AZ−1X
  
  here you subtract
2. eliana2 09 Sep 2023
  
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  increase of +1 i
  
  So, you add the atomic number by 1
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  A − 4 and a nuclear charge Z − 2
  
  So, you basically just subtract by 4 and 2 to get your Alpha decay
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