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: '''Nuclear equations''' can be used to predict the products of a [[Radioactive Decay|radioactive decay]] or a series of [[Radioactive Decay|decays]] which take place one after the other. | : '''Nuclear equations''' can be used to predict the products of a [[Radioactive Decay|radioactive decay]] or a series of [[Radioactive Decay|decays]] which take place one after the other. | ||
| + | : In '''nuclear''' equations the [[Relative Atomic Mass|relative atomic mass]] and [[Relative Atomic Charge|relative atomic charge]] accompany the symbols for the [[element]]s and the [[Ionising Radiation|ionising radiation]] they produce. | ||
Revision as of 10:17, 8 March 2019
Key Stage 4
Meaning
A nuclear equation is a type of symbol equation used to show the changes which take place in a radioactive decay.
About Nuclear Equations
- Nuclear equations can be used to predict the products of a radioactive decay or a series of decays which take place one after the other.
- In nuclear equations the relative atomic mass and relative atomic charge accompany the symbols for the elements and the ionising radiation they produce.