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- after reviewing the material taught in todays class, and watching the video on the radium girls --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=brkeghencey&ab_channel=buzzfeedunsolvednetwork answer the following questions.
- you will have 2 tries to complete this assessment and get the highest grade possible.
1 matching 5 points
match the following term with the correct definition
strong force
nuclear decay
nuclear fission
electric / electromagnetic force
nuclear fusion
Brief Explanations
- Strong force: It is the force that holds together particles of the same charge within the nucleus (like quarks, neutrons - neutrons, protons - protons, protons - neutrons).
- Nuclear Decay: Occurs when isotopes break into unequal parts or fragments and continue this process until a stable daughter product is reached.
- Nuclear Fission: Happens when an atom splits into several smaller fragments, usually caused by a neutron hitting the nucleus.
- Electric/Electromagnetic force: Holds together things of opposite charges. Protons are repelled by this force when far apart.
- Nuclear Fusion: Involves two or more atomic nuclei colliding to form a new type of atomic nuclei.
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- Strong force: holds together things of the same charge (quarks, neutrons to neutrons, protons to protons, and protons to neutrons)
- Nuclear Decay: When isotopes break into unequal parts or fragments, and continue doing so, until reaching a stable daughter product.
- Nuclear Fission: when an atom splits into several smaller fragments, normally caused by a neutron hitting the nuclei.
- Electric/Electromagnetic force: holds together things of opposite charges. Protons are repelled by this force when far apart.
- Nuclear Fusion: two or more atomic nuclei collide and make a new type of atomic nuclei