Complete the following nuclear equations. Write the mass number, atomic number, and symbolfor the remaining nuclide. (Enter your answer in the form X. Enter He for an alpha particle, Bfor a beta particle, 8y for a gamma particle, B for a positron, Jn for a neutron, and p for aproton.) 124(d) 'Sb + He → I+ ?51(e) 241 Am +'B → 4¿n+ ?95252 Cf + ?259→Lr + 3¿n98103 Lr

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(d) Sb + He → I + ? 121 124 (e) 241 Am +'B → 4¿n+? 95 3° Cf + ? → 103L + 3 ¿n 259 98

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