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5. Complete the following nuclear equations by filling in the correct symbols: 27 13AL + → Na + He 24 1317 53 - je + 99 96 404 Zr + on + 22M0 -> 23mMg + 8y

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A nuclear equation is a symbolic representation of a nuclear reaction using certain symbols. It is studied in nuclear chemistry and nuclear physics.

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5. Complete the following nuclear equations by filling in the correct symbols:
27
13Al +
24
->
11
131
53
→je +
->
99
967r +
40
ón + 2Mo
->
4
23m Mg
12

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