Soddy–Fajans rule

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The Soddy–Fajans rule is a principle in nuclear chemistry that predicts how the emission of alpha or beta particles changes one element into another by altering its position in the periodic table.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf radioactivity rule
rule in nuclear chemistry
appliesTo alpha decay
beta minus decay
beta plus decay
electron capture
category Nuclear chemistry
Nuclear physics principles
Radioactivity
concerns atomic number
mass number
position in periodic table
describes change of atomic number during radioactive decay
change of chemical element during radioactive decay
field nuclear chemistry
nuclear physics
radiochemistry
historicalContext formulated in early 20th century
namedAfter Frederick Soddy NERFINISHED
Kazimierz Fajans NERFINISHED
predicts change of element identity after alpha decay
change of element identity after beta decay
movement of nuclides in the periodic table after decay
relatedConcept isobars
isotopes
nuclear decay
nuclear stability
nuclide chart NERFINISHED
radioactivity
relatesTo nuclear transmutation
radioactive series
transmutation of elements
states alpha decay decreases atomic number by 2
alpha decay decreases mass number by 4
beta minus decay increases atomic number by 1
beta minus decay leaves mass number unchanged
beta plus decay decreases atomic number by 1
beta plus decay leaves mass number unchanged
electron capture decreases atomic number by 1
electron capture leaves mass number unchanged
usedFor interpreting decay chains
predicting daughter nuclide from parent nuclide

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Frederick Soddy knownFor Soddy–Fajans rule