The half life of cobalt-60 is 5.3 years. if a certain rock currently contains 10.0g of cabals -60 how much cobalt-60 will remain in the rock after 21.2 years a. 1.25g b. 2.50g c. 0.63g d. 5.00g

T = half life of cobalt-60 = 5.3 years

λ = decay constant for cobalt-60 = ?

decay constant is given as

λ = 0.693/T

inserting the values

λ = 0.693/5.3 = 0.131

N₀ = initial amount of cobalt-60 = 10 g

t = time of decay = 21.2 years

N = final amount of cobalt-60 after time "t"

final amount of cobalt-60 after time "t" is given as

N = N₀

inserting the values

N = 10

N = 10

N = 10 x 0.0622 g

N = 0.63 g

hence

C. 0.63 g

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