What happens to the mass of a sample containing a radioactive element during its half-life?

AThe mass decreases by half. B. The amount of mass is doubled. C. Eventually there is no mass at all. D. The mass remains the same.

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28-11-2016
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What happens to the mass of a sample containing a radioactive element during its half-life?

AThe mass decreases by half. B. The amount of mass is doubled. C. Eventually there is no mass at all. D. The mass remains the same.

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JoshuaPrime JoshuaPrime · Answer 1 · 2016-12-03T23:46:45-05:00

JoshuaPrime JoshuaPrime

03-12-2016

Of course, the mass remains the same for practical purposes. During the release of energy, a very tiny portion of mass is converted to energy, but that mass is extremely small, and cannot be determined by ordinary means.

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What happens to the mass of a sample containing a radioactive element during its half-life? AThe mass decreases by half. B. The amount of mass is doubled. C. Eventually there is no mass at all. D. The mass remains the same.

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What happens to the mass of a sample containing a radioactive element during its half-life?

AThe mass decreases by half. B. The amount of mass is doubled. C. Eventually there is no mass at all. D. The mass remains the same.