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Anton [14]
2 years ago
3

A hospital needs 0.100 g of 133 54Xe for a lung-imaging test. If it takes 10 days to receive the shipment, what is the minimal a

mount mXe of xenon that the hospital should order?
Physics
1 answer:
bixtya [17]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

the hospital needs to order for a  minimum amount of 0.4 g of \left \ {{133} \atop {54} \right. Xe

Explanation:

Given that:

A hospital needs 0.100 g of \left \ {{133} \atop {54} \right. Xe

and it takes 10 days for the shipment to arrive:

the half life t_{1/2} = 5 days

So, since the half life = 5 days ;

decay constant \lambda = \frac{In_2}{t_{1/2}}

where:

N_o= ??? \\ \\ N = 0.1 00 \\ \\  t = 10 days  \\ \\ N(t)= N_oe^{-\lambda  t}\\ \\0.1 = N_oe^{\frac{-In_2}{5} *10} \\ \\0.1 = N_oe^{ - In \ 4} \\ \\ 0.1 = N_oe^{  In \frac{1}{ 4}} \\ \\ 0.1 = \frac{N_o}{4}  \\ \\ N_o = 0.1*4 \\ \\ N_o = 0.4 \ g

Therefore in order to get 0.100 g  of \left \ {{133} \atop {54} \right. Xe, the hospital needs to order for a  minimum amount of 0.4 g of

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