Please don't provide handwritten solution .... 45) Which nuclide X would properly complete the following reaction:on ¹ +92U 235 = 36 Kr⁹4 + X+3on¹A) 54Xe141B) 52Te148OC) 56Ba139OD) 54Xe136OE) 531139

0n1 + 92U235 = 36Kr94 + X + 30n1In any chemical reaction mass, total mass of reaction reamains…

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45) Which nuclide X would properly complete the following reaction: on +92U235= 36 Kr94 +X+3on¹ OA) 54Xe141 OB) 2 Te¹48 OC) 56Ba139 OD) 54Xe 136 OE) 531139

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45) Which nuclide X would properly complete the following reaction:
on ¹ +92U 235 = 36 Kr⁹4 + X+3on¹
A) 54Xe141
B) 52Te148
OC) 56Ba139
OD) 54Xe136
OE) 531139

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