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Consider the following nuclear reaction 5$Ni +5% Zn →+ X +2}p (a) Determine A and Z of the nucleus X. (b) Calculate the Coulomb barriers on the left-hand side (V) and on the right-hand side (Vat) this reaction. Use Rg-1.2 fm x (A³+A). (c) Calculate the Q-value of this reaction. (d) The Q-value of the reaction can be affected by the Coulomb barrier in the entrance and exit cha nels, in particular for medium and heavy-mass nuclei. For this reaction, calculate the correcti to the Q-value, Qor=Q+AVB

Consider the following nuclear reaction 5$Ni +5% Zn →+ X +2}p (a) Determine A and Z of the nucleus X. (b) Calculate the Coulomb barriers on the left-hand side (V) and on the right-hand side (Vat) this reaction. Use Rg-1.2 fm x (A³+A). (c) Calculate the Q-value of this reaction. (d) The Q-value of the reaction can be affected by the Coulomb barrier in the entrance and exit cha nels, in particular for medium and heavy-mass nuclei. For this reaction, calculate the correcti to the Q-value, Qor=Q+AVB

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