Class 12 Chemistry Nuclear chemistry and application of radioactivity Notes and Important Questions
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Notes for Class 12 Nuclear chemistry and application of radioactivity (Chemistry) are shown above.
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Important Questions
In the figure given below which one is correct?
Alpha rays deviate towards A, beta rays deviate towards C and gamma rays direct towards B.
Alpha rays direct towards B, beta rays deviate towards C and gamma rays towards A.
Alpha rays deviate towards C, beta rays direct towards B and gamma rays towards A.
Alpha rays deviate towards C, beta rays deviate towards A and gamma rays direct towards B.
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Past Question Analysis
Historical exam-pattern data from past NEB question papers — not a prediction of future questions.
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| Year | Question Items | Marks |
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| 2082 | 1 | 2 |
Also appears in 4 model questions (not counted above — model sets aren't actual NEB exam history).
Nuclear Chemistry explores radioactive substances and nuclear processes and their applications. Students study natural and artificial radioactivity, units of radioactivity, nuclear reactions, fission and fusion, and nuclear power. The chapter also covers industrial and medical applications, radiocarbon dating and the harmful effects of nuclear radiation.
This page covers Nuclear chemistry and application of radioactivity, chapter 22 of 22 in the Class 12 Chemistry syllabus set by the National Examination Board (NEB). 1 important question for this chapter is available, with a full solution.
For numerical and derivation-based chapters like this one, working through past NEB questions is usually more useful than re-reading notes alone — try solving each important question above before checking the solution, then compare your working step by step.