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Introduction to Chemistry Final - Part 4 of 4!
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Introduction to Chemistry Final - Part 4 of 4!
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17. Radioactivity and Nuclear Chemistry / Types of Radiation / Problem 16
Problem 16
What is the primary difference between nuclear reactions and regular chemical reactions?
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Nuclear reactions involve changes in the number of protons, while chemical reactions do not.
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Nuclear reactions only occur in non-radioactive elements, while chemical reactions occur in radioactive elements.
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Nuclear reactions involve changes in electron configurations, while chemical reactions involve changes in protons.
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Nuclear reactions do not affect the identity of elements, while chemical reactions do.
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