Assigned: 7-Jul-15
Due: 13-Jul-15
2nd submission: 17-Jul-15
Quiz 3 covers the following topics:
Lecture 9: Nuclear Reactions
Lecture 10: Speciation
Lecture 11: Uranium Chemistry
Lecture 12: Technetium Chemistry
Lecture 13: Neptunium Chemistry
Nuclear Forensics (Beach Lecture)
Use lecture notes, textbooks, Chart of the Nuclides, Table of the
Isotopes, and web pages. Show your work
or references on a separate electronic submission with the subject line: Quiz 3 “your last name” work..
I was having a bit of trouble looking back on the nuclear forensics lecture; where did you post it again?
ReplyDeleteDid not post it yet. I designed the question so most of the information is contained in the question. I will work on posting the lecture. If you have a specific question please let me know.
ReplyDeleteNuclear forensics notes now online. The audio lecture is not yet prepared.
ReplyDeleteThank you! That helped quite a bit
DeleteI am sure you could answer the question without the lecture, but thanks!
DeleteWhen is quiz 4 going to be available?
ReplyDeletePosted today
DeleteAnswers to Quiz 3 posted. The answers and comments will be posted 23 July 2015.
ReplyDeleteQuestion 6 on quiz 3 has multiple answers.
ReplyDeleteOn question 3, how would a low Np concentration help maintain the pentavalent state? Wouldn't you want to push the equilibrium to the left, and wouldn't a higher Np concentration do that?
ReplyDeletehigher NpO2+ concentration will drive the disproportionation reaction. If NpO2+ does not encounter another NpO2+ no reaction to from Np4+ and NpO2+2 will occur.
ReplyDeleteQuiz 3 answers and comments are now posted.
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