9:35 AM Fri Dec 15A) 6BeBoron control rods are used in nuclear reactors to absorb neutrons. What nuclideforms when ¹ºB absorbs one neutron and produces an alpha particle?B) 'BeC) LiD) 'LiE) LiQuestion 14 of 20Tap here or pull up for additional resources73%Submit

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Boron control rods are used in nuclear reactors to absorb neutrons. What nuclide forms when ¹°B absorbs one neutron and produces an alpha particle? A) Be B) 'Be C) Li D) 'Li E) ºLi

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