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..
Did 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.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you could answer the question without the lecture, but thanks!
DeleteWhen is quiz 4 going to be available?
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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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