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During nuclear explosion one of the products is ""^(90)Sr with half-life of 28.1 years .If 1 mug of ""^(90)Sr was absorbed in the boned of a newly born baby instead of calcium ,how much of it wil reman after 10 years and 60 years if it is not lost metabolically.

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Solution :Nuclear explosion is a first order reaction.
`1 mug ""^(90)Sr` is observed in NEW born baby.
`therefore[R]_(0)=1mug`
Time `t_(1)` =fter 10 years,so,`[R]_(t_(2))`=y `mug`
Constant of explosion reaction =k.If the reaction is of first order.
`k=(0.693)/(t_((1)/(2)))=(0.693)/(28.1 year)=2.4662xx10^(-2)years`
After 10 years ,the calculation of remianing `""^(90)Sr`:
`t=(2.303)/(k)` log `([R]_(0))/([R]_(t))` where ,t=10
`therefore 10=(2.303)/(2.4662xx10^(-2))(log 1 mug)/(x mug)`
`therefore (1)/(x)=(10xx0.024662)/(2.303)=0.1070 `
`therefore (1)/(x)`=ANTI log 0.1070
`therefore (1)/(2)=1.2794`
`therefore=0.7816 mu g ""^(90)Sr` will be remaining.
Suppose `""^(90)S=y mug` after t=60 year,
`t=(2.303)/(k)` log `([R]_(0))/([R]_(r))`
`therefore 60=(2.303)/(0.024662)` log`(1)/(y)`
`therefore (60xx0.024662)/(2.303)` =log `-log y
`therefore` 0.6425=0-log y=-log y
`therefore` log y=-0.6425
`therefore` y=Antilog (-0.6425)


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