ChemistryExplain on Radiocarbon Dating Radiocarbon Dating method was developed by Willard and Libby to determine the age of wood or animal fossils. This method is based onthe fact that…
ChemistryHow Nuclear Reaction Taking Place in Sun (stars)? Nuclear Reaction Taking Place in Sun (stars) It has been estimated that the sun is giving out energy equally in all possible directions at the…
ChemistryDescribe Uses of Radioactive Isotopes Uses of Radioactive Isotopes: Radioactive Isotopes are the study of reaction mechanism Mechanism of photosynthesis in plants A small quantity of Radioactive CO2 containing radioactive…
ChemistryDefine and Describe on Mechanism of Fission Mechanism of fission: In the fission process, the heavy nucleus absorbs a neutron and forms an unstable compound nucleus. The compound nucleus then breaks up more…
ChemistryWhat is Nuclear Fusion? When lighter nuclei moving at a high speed are fused together to form a heavy nucleus, the process is called nuclear fusion. In fusion reaction,…
ChemistryWhat is Nuclear Power Generator? Nuclear Power Generator: A nuclear reactor or nuclear power generator is a kind of furnace for carrying out the controlled fission of a radioactive material like…
ChemistryDescribe Types of Nuclear Reaction There are two types of Nuclear Reaction Spallation reaction These are the reactions in which high speed projectiles may chip a heavy nucleus into several…
ChemistryDescribe on Hydrogen Bomb The highly destructive hydrogen bomb is also based on the fusion reactions of hydrogen to form helium producing large amount of energy. Hydrogen bomb consists…
ChemistryWhich facts are taken into account while expressing a Nuclear Reaction? The following facts are taken into account while expressing a nuclear reaction i) Reactions are written like a chemical equation. Reactants are written on the…
ChemistryDifference between Chemical Reactions and Nuclear Reactions During chemical reactions, elements do not lose their identity. During nuclear reactions, the nuclei of atoms undergo change and therefore new elements are formed as…