Interpretation: The quantities that must be conserved during a
Concept introduction: Balancing an equation involves equating both the sides of the equation depending upon what quantity is conserved during a particular reaction. Also nucleons are the particles present in the nucleus of an atom.
Answer to Problem 1RQ
When balancing a nuclear equation, two quantities that must be conserved are number of nucleons and charge.
Explanation of Solution
During a
During a chemical reaction, mass is conserved whereas during nuclear reactions number of particles (nucleons) and charge is conserved.
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