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A 7Li target is bombarded with a proton beam current of 10-4A for 1 hour to produce. 7Be of activity 1.8 x 108 disintegrations per second. Assuming that one 7Be radioactive nucleus is produced by bombarding 1000 protons. Half life of 7Be is ………….. (approx.)

  1. 6.63 x 106 sec    
  2. 7.63 x 106 sec    
  3. 8.63 x 106 sec    
  4. 9.63 x 106 sec    

The correct answer is: 8.63 x 106 sec


    T subscript u subscript 2 end subscript end subscript equals fraction numerator log subscript e end subscript superscript 2 end superscript invisible function application blank over denominator A divided by N end fraction
    Number of protons bombarded open parentheses N subscript p end subscript close parentheses equals fraction numerator I t over denominator q end fraction
    N equals fraction numerator W subscript p end subscript over denominator 1000 end fraction

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