The radioactivity from a sample of Na 2 14 CO 3 was measured by noting the time
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The radioactivity from a sample of Na2 14CO3 was measured by noting the time required for the count of disintegrations to reach 8000. Five times were recorded: 21.25, 23.46, 20.97, 22.54, and 23.01 min. Background radiation was measured by noting the time required for 500 counts to be registered. Three times were recorded: 5.26, 5.12, and 4.95 min. What is the average level of radioactivity in the Na2 14CO3 sample, corrected for background radiation, in
(a) Disintegrations per minute;
(b) Microcuries?
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