Writing Alpha Decay Nuclear Equations

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This short video walks you through how to write an alpha decay expression. I explain how to find the atomic number, the mass number and the new isotope created by this natural decay. The examples I cover are Am-241, americum 241, Ra-222, radium 222, Po-210 and polonium 210.

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Glitzypink

Maybe I missed it, but why do we add a + if we’re actually subtracting?

jayAl

When I am asked how many alpha particles are emitted from the radioactive decay that starts with U-235 and ends with Pb-207, how do I show it is 7? Should I write out each alpha admission one by one?

hollygillis

will it be correct to write the alpha particle on the left side of the equation, except you minus it ?

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