13. Complete the following nuclear equations by filling in the missing atomic symbols then classify the nuclear reactions as decay (alpha, beta, positron or gamma), bombardment, fission, or fusion. a. 23AI + [ ] → Na + He b. 1331e + [ ] 96 c. 26Zr + [ ] → n + Mo 404 d. [ ] → ] → He + 216Po 84 e. 235U + n → [ ] +39Rb + 2 n f. 200 → [ ] + ²F g. 14 26Si →ie + [ ] h. H + [ ] → He + n i. 2Be + n → [ ] 99mT j. ⁹⁹m Tc ->> or + [ ] 43 8

13. Complete the following nuclear equations by filling in the missing atomic symbols then classify the nuclear reactions as decay (alpha, beta, positron or gamma), bombardment, fission, or fusion. a. 23AI + [ ] → Na + He b. 1331e + [ ] 96 c. 26Zr + [ ] → n + Mo 404 d. [ ] → ] → He + 216Po 84 e. 235U + n → [ ] +39Rb + 2 n f. 200 → [ ] + ²F g. 14 26Si →ie + [ ] h. H + [ ] → He + n i. 2Be + n → [ ] 99mT j. ⁹⁹m Tc ->> or + [ ] 43 8

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