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Bellringer: The Radioactive Decay Equations
Posted on 05/03/2010
- Topic: Bellringer: The Radioactive Decay Equations
- Activity Overview:
- In this activity, students derive the equation for the number of parent atoms remaining as a function of time. They rearrange the equation to find the equation for half-life.
