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Sample of pure boron contains only isotope X and isotope Y. A nucleus of X has more mass than a nucleus of Y.
[o[4].[4] The sample is ionised, producing ions each with a charge of +1.6 x 10°C.

The specific charge of an ion of X is 8.7 x 10°C kg".

Calculate the mass of an ton of X.

[1 mark]
h
mass of ion = kg

[4].[2] Determine the number of nucleons in a nucleus of X.
mass of a nucleon = 1.7 x 1077 kg
[2 marks]
h
number of nucleons =
[o[4].[3] Compare the nuclear compositions of X and Y.
[2 marks]
[o[4].[4] lons of Y have the same charge as ions of X.
State and explain how the specific charge of an ion of X compares with that of an
ion of Y.
[2 marks]


Sample of pure boron contains only isotope X and isotope Y.

A nucleus of X has more mass than a n
Sample of pure boron contains only isotope X and isotope Y.

A nucleus of X has more mass than a n

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