Balence equations (a) Al+ He –? +¿n(b) 2 Pu+? → 2 Cm + ¿n2429694(c) 4N+ ¿He → ? + }HCs + 4,n235 U→ ? +13555

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(a) Al+ ¿He →? +¿n 13 (b) 239 Pu+? → 24% Cm + ¿n (c) 14N + ¿He – → ? + }H

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Balence equations

(a) Al+ He –? +¿n
(b) 2 Pu+? → 2 Cm + ¿n
242
96
94
(c) 4N+ ¿He → ? + }H
Cs + 4,n
235 U
→ ? +
135
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