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the time in which radio active substance become half of its initial amount is called​

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Answered by Nitinsingh192
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Answer:

Time in which the amount of radioactive substance becomes half its initial amount is called the ' Half Life '...

And its formula is t(half life) = ln2/k

Where k= decay constant....

Answered by marishthangaraj
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The time in which radio active substance become half of its initial amount is called​ Half Life.

Explanation:

  • The half life is the time taken for any radio active to reduce into half of the original amount is called the half life
  • This Half life is calculated using the formula \bold{N_t = N_0e^{{-  \lambda}t}}}
  • In the formula N_t  is the value at the given time t
  • N_0 is the initial amount of the substance
  • \lambda is the decay constant
  • T is the time taken
  • This half life helps in the dating of artifacts and also guides the doctors to use safe radioactive tracers.
  • This also helps archaeologists to calculate the age of organisms.

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A radioactive substance decays 25%

of initial in 16 days. Its half life

period is:

(A) 8 days

(B) 28 days

(C) 32 days​

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