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Polonium-210, a naturally occurring radioisotope, is an α emitter, with t1/2 = 138 d. Assume that a sample of 210^Po with a mass of 0.710 mg was placed in a 230.0 mL flask, which was evacuated, sealed, and allowed to sit undisturbed. What would the pressure be inside the flask (in mmHg) at 20 âC after 369 days if all the α particles emitted had become helium atoms? Please answer in mmHg, thank you.
Polonium-210, a naturally occurring radioisotope, is an α emitter, with t1/2 = 138 d. Assume that a sample of 210^Po with a mass of 0.710 mg was placed in a 230.0 mL flask, which was evacuated, sealed, and allowed to sit undisturbed. What would the pressure be inside the flask (in mmHg) at 20 âC after 369 days if all the α particles emitted had become helium atoms? Please answer in mmHg, thank you.
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13 Dec 2019