At Temperatures of ________ K, Photons Can Split Apart Nuclei

question 45

Multiple Choice

At temperatures of ________ K, photons can split apart nuclei until only protons andneutrons are left in photodisintegration.

• A)ten million
• B)100 million
• C)one billion
• D)ten billion
• E)one hundred billion

Determine the atomic number based on protons in an atom's nucleus.

Recognize the pH scale and categorize substances by acidity.

Conceptualize ions and their formation through electron gain or loss.

Interpret the significance of compound formation and its criteria.

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