3. a) In the following example of nuclear fission, provide the symbol of the missing product. 'on + 23592U → + 14056B + 3'on b) In the following example of nuclear fusion, provide the symbol of the missing reactant. + 1³H → 2*He + o'n (In the following two questions, fill in the blank with either “fission" or “fusion.") c) is the source of the energy emitted by the stars, but is currently impractical as a means of generating electricity on Earth. is currently used as a practical means of generating electricity but generates hazardous waste. Fill in the blanks below with the correct symbol to balance the two nuclear equations element 117, Tennessine, is synthesized. Then balance the other two nuclear equations. d) showing how

3. a) In the following example of nuclear fission, provide the symbol of the missing product. 'on + 23592U → + 14056B + 3'on b) In the following example of nuclear fusion, provide the symbol of the missing reactant. + 1³H → 2*He + o'n (In the following two questions, fill in the blank with either “fission" or “fusion.") c) is the source of the energy emitted by the stars, but is currently impractical as a means of generating electricity on Earth. is currently used as a practical means of generating electricity but generates hazardous waste. Fill in the blanks below with the correct symbol to balance the two nuclear equations element 117, Tennessine, is synthesized. Then balance the other two nuclear equations. d) showing how

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