Math, asked by adarshbodade, 3 months ago

The rate of decay of an Iodine-123 isotope is proportional to the mass
of isotope present at that time. The initial mass of the isotope was
200 g. Determine the mass of Iodine present after 39 days if the half
life period of the lodine isotope is approximately 13 hours.
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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : The rate of decay of an Iodine-123 isotope is proportional to the mass  of isotope present at that time.

The initial mass of the isotope was 200 g.

half  life period of the lodine isotope is approximately 13 hours.

To Find : Determine the mass of Iodine present after 39 days

Solution:

Let say m = mass of the substance

t = time

The rate of decay of the mass of a radio active substance  = dm/dt

dm/dt = km

=> dm/m = kdt

integrating both sides

∫(1/m).dm = ∫k.dt

=> ln |m|   = kt  + c  

at t = 0  m = 200

=> ln 200 = 0 + c

=> c = ln 200

Hence  ln m  = kt  + ln 200

half  life period of the lodine isotope is approximately 13 hours.

=> at t = 13 hrs  m =  200/2 = 100

=> ln 100 = k(13) + ln200

=> k = ( ln 100 -  ln200)/13

ln m  = {( ln 100 -  ln200)/13 }t  + ln 200

t = 39 days = 39 x 24 hrs

=>  ln m  = {( ln 100 -  ln200)/13 }39 x 24  + ln 200

=> ln m  = {( ln 100 -  ln200) }72  + ln 200

=> ln m = -49.9066 + 5.2983

=> ln m =  -44.6083

=> m = 4.2351 x 10⁻²⁰

mass of Iodine present after 39 days  =  4.2351 x 10⁻²⁰ g  

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