An article that appeared in the August 13, 1994, New York

Chapter 5, Problem 37

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An article that appeared in the August 13, 1994, New York Times reported German authorities have discovered . . . a tiny sample of weapons-grade nuclear material believed to have been smuggled out of Russia to interest foreign governments or terrorist groups that might want to build atomic bombs. . . . [the police] said they had seized the material, .028 ounces of highly enriched uranium-235, in June in . . . Bavaria . . . and have since arrested . . . [six] suspects....Suppose that the suspects, in an attempt to avoid arrest,had thrown the 0.028 ounces of uranium-235 into theDanube River, where it would sink to the bottom. Howmany ounces of the uranium-235 would still be in the riverafter 1000 years? The half-life of uranium-235 is 7.1 108years.

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