1.Complete the following nuclear equations. Indicate the symbol, the mass number, and the atomicnumber of the unknown particle. ?181131(a) 331 → ß + ?(b) 74 W + °e → ?→ '"N + ?(d) Sr → ?90(c) 0 →+ -iß;38(e) ?226 Ra +He;239 Pu → ?+He;Не;8894(g) U + ¿n –→ "90Sr + ? _ + 3,n;(h) 2Cf → 193zr + ?+ 4;n9238

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Complete the following nuclear equations. Indicate the symbol, the mass number, and the atomic number of the unknown particle. ? 1. 181 (a) 11 → B + ? 33 → B + ? (b) 74 W + e → (c) o → ';N + ? (d) Sr → ? + -9ß; (e) ? → 22 Ra + He; 239 Pu → ?_ + He; 88 94 (g) 23%U + ¿n + 'n → Sr + ? 90 38 + 3,n; (h) 2Cf → 19%Zr + ? + 4'n 102

Complete the following nuclear equations. Indicate the symbol, the mass number, and the atomic number of the unknown particle. ? 1. 181 (a) 11 → B + ? 33 → B + ? (b) 74 W + e → (c) o → ';N + ? (d) Sr → ? + -9ß; (e) ? → 22 Ra + He; 239 Pu → ?_ + He; 88 94 (g) 23%U + ¿n + 'n → Sr + ? 90 38 + 3,n; (h) 2Cf → 19%Zr + ? + 4'n 102

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