Chemistry, asked by sanchezderek847, 4 months ago

what has to change for c-14 to become c-12​

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Answered by AbbasMaths
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c-14 have the same number of electrons and protons as of c-12 . The difference is the number of Neutrons . Hence , the c-14 haves 8 neutrons while c-12 haves 6 neutrons only . Hence , the c-14 goes over a decay at a known rate to form c-12 once again .

Answered by ny894771
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C-12 contains 6 protons and 6 neutrons and is a stable isotope of carbon.

C-14 atoms have 6 protons and 8 neutrons.

C-14 forms in the upper atmosphere when cosmic rays enter the upper atmosphere, forming neutrons that collide with N-14 atoms and covert them to C-14 .

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