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i am not able to understand Q value in case of nuclear reactions in HC VERMA and in some places in HC VERMA it is given recoilimg of daughter nucleus, as HC VERMA has not given any information regatrding this, what actually it means. please send me as much as information as you can so that i can clearly understand both. also there is one law in nuclear reactions that total electric charge remains conserved. what actually it means? please also elaborate it as much as you can.

i am not able to understand Q value in case of nuclear reactions in HC VERMA and in some places in HC VERMA it is given recoilimg of daughter nucleus, as HC VERMA has not given any information regatrding this, what actually it means. please send me as much as information as you can so that i can clearly understand both. also there is one law in nuclear reactions that total electric charge remains conserved. what actually it means? please also elaborate it as much as you can.

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Godfrey Classic Prince
633 Points
13 years ago

Dear minku gaba,

Check out the AskIITians Study material(Physics-Modern Physics) for clearing your doubts !

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Jaya IITK
207 Points
13 years ago

Q value is nothing but the energy released during the nuclear rection.

 

Total electric charge remains conserved it means u cannot create or destroy charges 

 

Simple can u create electron or proton or destroy it. Then how can u change charge balance

 

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