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(a) (i) of protons = ; of neutrons = ; (ii) any three of the following comparisons: MP. beta particle is negatively charged and alpha is positively charged; MP. beta particle has lower/less mass ORA; MP3. beta particle has charge but alpha has charges; MP4. beta particle is an electron but alpha is p + n /eq; MP5. beta is less ionising; MP6. beta has higher speed; MP7. beta particles have larger range; MP8. beta has higher penetrating ability; ignore descriptions of applications of types of radiation allow beta is lighter ORA allow beta can pass through paper but alpha will be stopped 3 (iii) any sensible suggestion; e.g. alpha is 4 nucleons, tritium has (only) 3 / eq tritium has only p, p are in alpha tritium has not got enough mass / mass too low tritium has not got enough nucleons tritium has not got enough p / atomic too low tritium has not got enough p+n ignore tritium is too small (b) any two from: MP. energy explanation; e.g. beta particles have given up all their KE on impact MP. absorption explanation; e.g. beta particles have hit (and been absorbed by) phosphor MP3. penetration explanation; e.g. beta cannot penetrate (thick) glass / tube MP4. range explanation; e.g. signs are further away than the range of beta ignore: beta particles have low ionisation /OWTTE no gas can escape

(c) (i) time taken; and either of allow how long it takes reject half the time for (radio)activity to halve; for half of (radioactive) nuclei / atoms / isotope to decay; allow count rate for activity reject: particles molecules substance break down reactivity a nucleus / an atom halve in mass to completely/fully decay (ii) working seen/appropriate line(s) on graph seen; 3.5 years; tolerance ± 0.5 years (d) MP. correct judgment re claim; MP. (because) EITHER correct statement re time (at which the activity is 400); allow range of - years OR activity (at 0 years); allow range of 40 to 440 e.g. the manufacturer is correct because the time would be.5 years (to reach an activity of 400) OR the manufacturer is correct because the activity is 40 (counts per minute) (at 0 years) total marks = 4

(a) A - fission (b) A - absorbing some of the neutrons Total marks

3 (a) (i) A electromagnetic waves (ii) time; accept how long it takes do not accept half of the time for amount of (radioactive) accept for amount isotope to halve; ( of un-decayed) nuclei / atoms / molecules / (un-decayed) mass of OR isotope for (radio)activity to halve; (b) Any two of - specific concepts and terminology are needed if the source is external max mark is ONE allow MP. (α or β) would have insufficient range; ORA penetration MP. (α or β) would be absorbed by patient/air; MP3. (α or β) are more ionising (than gamma rays); ORA stopped by skin / bone Allow (α or β) would be (more) likely to cause cancer/ damages cells (than gamma rays), ORA (c) (i) Any two of - specific concepts and terminology are needed do not credit repeat of stem Reject for mark. (it/nucleus) breaks down MP. Idea that activity is due to allow nucleus decaying; nucleus is unstable nucleus emits gamma nucleus changes into MP. (after some time) fewer radioactive nuclei /atoms left; MP3. Number (of nuclei) decaying per second decreases; new isotope fewer atoms of the same isotope left decay rate decreases

(ii) one halving calculated; 3 Idea of four half-lives / halvings; 4 repeated halving seen fraction remaining is /6 of activity Evaluation; e. Allow (40/=) 0 for mark 4 6 = 4 (half-lives) four divisions by seen for nd mark remaining fraction = /6 = 0.065 6 MBq (6.5) Correct answer without working scores full marks Total 0 marks

4 (a) (i) safety precaution needed not needed not touch the source with bare hands use tongs () wear gloves wear goggles () students sit at least two metres away wear a lead apron store source in a lead box 3 ticks correct in first column; ticks correct in second column; Ignore incorrect ticks in first column (award mark as long as the three correct boxes are ticked) (b) (i) (because distance is a) controlled variable; allow idea of fair test/affecting results ignore comments relating to accuracy, reliability (ii) MP. idea of background radiation; MP. any ONE sensible source; e.g. cosmic rays rocks/earth/buildings some foodstuffs (coffee) radon allow sources of radiation all around us allow nuclear weapons testing/disasters

(iii) MP. lead; 3 MP. idea of best absorber giving lowest count rate; dependent on MP MP3. for Ba-33/can t evaluate using Sr-90 data; dependent on MP (iv) any 3 of: MP. stone absorbs better than {plastic / wood / paper} for Sr-90/beta; no mark for I agree with this conclusion /OWTTE allow stone best absorber for Sr-90 3 MP. stone worst absorber for Ba-33/gamma; MP3. use of data to justify MP or MP; MP4. may not be worse absorber than paper as paper much thinner/not tested for Ba-33; e.g. the count rate for plastic is about half that of stone for Ba-33 (v) MP. beta; allow beta and gamma 3 MP. MP3. it s not alpha because {alpha would not reach the detector at this distance/ alpha would not go through paper}; it s not gamma because gamma is not stopped by metals ; allow it goes through paper allow it doesn t go through metals MP and MP3 dependent on MP (vi) reading would be too high/eq; (vii) idea that count rate needs to be constant during the investigation/ora; allow either idea that would not need to replace the source often/ora; or idea that shorter halflife has higher activity and therefore is more hazardous; Total 6 marks

5 a (Atoms / nuclei with the) same of ALLOW relevant correct alternatives e.g. protons; atomic, proton Different s of neutrons; nucleon, atomic mass ignore comments about electrons b i Electron; ignore comments about properties of electrons e.g. speed ALLOW e - or e + positron ii any suitable detector ALLOW e.g. phonetic/incorrect spelling Geiger(-Muller) tube/detector/counter; photographic film; zinc sulfide; gold leaf electroscope; iii beta penetrates paper; beta absorbed/stopped by lead +/or aluminium ; IGNORE all details of experimental setup beta goes through aluminium/eq DO NOT ALLOW bounced back for absorbed contradictions in answers e.g. re aluminium

MP. line goes through 0,400 and (first half-life plotted at) 5, 700; MP. line goes through/second half-life plotted at 30, 350; MP3. a correctly curved line between 5 and 30 hours AND the line extends beyond 35 hours; i.e. ALLOW for MP an ecf from incorrect first half-life to correct second half-life e.g. 800---400 IGNORE a slight upcurve at 35 to 40 hours Bar charts Since this is a sketch then allow tolerance of +/- square on the points

d i any FOUR from: MP. there is a known proportion / composition / activity when rocks formed; allow as a numerical example ignore work out the proportion when rocks were formed MP. measure/determine the proportion of uranium or the activity now; ALLOW Bq for activity radioactivity for activity amount for proportion IGNORE measure half-life of uranium they know its activity MP3. compare activity now to original activity/eq; MP4. (hence) determine the time / of half-lives elapsed; MP5. (hence) calculate age from reference to half-life; ALLOW colloquial expressions such as see how long it took to decay this much

ii MP. idea that it/half-life is too short OR idea that decay occurs too quickly/rapidly; comparative of some sort needed for MP allow not enough time PLUS MP. (hence) U / isotope would (all) have decayed (long ago) OR U activity would be too small (to distinguish from background / to measure); care that you do not award both alternatives for MP IGNORE granite decays it decays (Total for 5 = 5 marks)