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Nucleons are particles occupying the ______
nucleus
Nucleons consist of _______ charged __________ and ______ _______
Positive; protons; neutral neutrons
Nucleons have almost 2000 times the _________ of __________
Mass; electrons
Nucleons are made up of ________ and ____________
quarks; leptons
Mass number is also considered letter ______ and can be calculated by adding _______ and ______
A; protons and neutrons
Atomic number is also considered letter _____ and is equal to the number of _______ and ______
Z; protons and charge
Isotopes are atoms of _______ element with different numbers of _____ (different _________)
same; neutrons; masses
Strong forces are forces of __________ between nucleons
attraction
Strong are independent of the _________ of the nucleon
charge
Strong forces are ______ range (exists only between ______ ________)
short`; closest neighbors
Electrical forces are forces of ______ between ___ charged protons
repulsion; positive
Electrical forces are _____ range
long
If the atomic number is over ____ then it is radioactive
82
What makes nuclei unstable?
When electrical forces of protons are greater than strong forces of nucleons
If a isotope is radioactive then it spontaneously emits a ______ and _____ into another _________
particle; decays; element
What is another word for changing into another element through radioactive decay?
Transmutation
What are 3 common radioactive emissions?
Alpha, beta, gamma
What can alpha particles be stopped by?
Paper
What can beta particles be stopped by?
Aluminum
What can gamma particles be stopped by?
Led
What can gamma particles pass through paper but not led?
Because Led is more dense than paper