Use grasp a.. Explain what is wrong With the given nuclear equation and write the correctequation. Caution: Do NOTchange the type of nuclear reaction236U 2ST + xe +n->b. Using the correct equetonypnstructed for part ali. Identify the ype cf eacticnii. Calculate the amountoflenergy.released in MevHELPFULINFORMATIONMass of Strontium-90is89.90Mass of Xenon-144 is143988 5Mass of uranium-236 s 236.045Mass of neutrois008 665 ulu = 9315 Me/d

(a) The given reaction is, U92236→3890Sr+54144Xe+01n According to the law of conservation of atomic…

a. Explain what is wrong With the given nuclear equation and write the correct equation. Caution: Do NOTchange che type of nuclear reaction 236 92 90 -> 38ST b. Using the correct equation you constructed for pant (a) i. Identify theype cfreacticn ii. Calculate the amount of en ev ener engyreleased in Me HELPFULINFORMATION Mass of Strontiun-90is89.90 Mass of Xenon-144 4s1409 439885 Mass of uranum-236 is 236.04556 Mass of neutrois008 665 lu = 9315 MeV

a. Explain what is wrong With the given nuclear equation and write the correct equation. Caution: Do NOTchange che type of nuclear reaction 236 92 90 -> 38ST b. Using the correct equation you constructed for pant (a) i. Identify theype cfreacticn ii. Calculate the amount of en ev ener engyreleased in Me HELPFULINFORMATION Mass of Strontiun-90is89.90 Mass of Xenon-144 4s1409 439885 Mass of uranum-236 is 236.04556 Mass of neutrois008 665 lu = 9315 MeV

Chemistry

10th Edition

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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