Calculate the energy ( in joules ) released when 1.0 g of U- 235 undergoesfission reaction into Ba - 142 and Kr - 92 and neutron/s.The masses are: Ba-142 = 141.92 u%3DKr - 92 = 91.92 uTable 20.3 Masses of Some Nuclei and Other Afomie ParticlesSymbolMass (amu)SymbolMass (amu0.000549Co273958.91841.00867Ni285857.9199Horp1.007282.013453.015503.014934.00150Ph828282206207208205.9295206.9309207.9316209.9368217.9628HePo84842102186.013477.01435RaRa8688222226221.9703225.9771Be9.00999Th230301110.010211.00669091234234229,9837233.9942233.9931Pa12131.996713.000192213332.9890233.99049222341615.9905Cr92235234.9934245251.9273Fe92238238.0003265615.0306Pa04239239.0006

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Calculate the energy ( in joules) released when 1.0 g of U- 235 undergoes fission reaction into Ba - 142 and Kr - 92 and neutron/s. The masses are: Ba-142 = 141.92 u %3D Kr - 92 = 91.92 u Table 20.3 Masses of Some Nuclei and Other Atomie Particles Symbol Mass (amu) Symbol Mass (anu 0.000549 Co 27 39 58.9184 1.00867 Ni 28 58 57.9199 Hor p 1.00728 2.01345 3.01550 Ph 82 82 82 206 207 208 205.9295 206.9309 207,9316 209 9368 217.9628 He 3.01493 4.00150 Po 84 84 210 218 6.01347 7.01435 Ra 86 88 222 226 221.9703 225.9771 Ra Be 9.00999 Th 230 229.9837 10 %1 10.0102 11.0066 90 91 234 234 233.9942 233.9931 Pa C. 12 13 1.9967 13.0001 92 92 213 234 232-9890 TO66 234.9934 16 15.9905 92 235 24 52 51.9273 Fe 92 238 238.0003 26 56 55.0206 Pa 94 239 239.0006

Calculate the energy ( in joules) released when 1.0 g of U- 235 undergoes fission reaction into Ba - 142 and Kr - 92 and neutron/s. The masses are: Ba-142 = 141.92 u %3D Kr - 92 = 91.92 u Table 20.3 Masses of Some Nuclei and Other Atomie Particles Symbol Mass (amu) Symbol Mass (anu 0.000549 Co 27 39 58.9184 1.00867 Ni 28 58 57.9199 Hor p 1.00728 2.01345 3.01550 Ph 82 82 82 206 207 208 205.9295 206.9309 207,9316 209 9368 217.9628 He 3.01493 4.00150 Po 84 84 210 218 6.01347 7.01435 Ra 86 88 222 226 221.9703 225.9771 Ra Be 9.00999 Th 230 229.9837 10 %1 10.0102 11.0066 90 91 234 234 233.9942 233.9931 Pa C. 12 13 1.9967 13.0001 92 92 213 234 232-9890 TO66 234.9934 16 15.9905 92 235 24 52 51.9273 Fe 92 238 238.0003 26 56 55.0206 Pa 94 239 239.0006

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