fuel for a thermonuclear bomb (hydrogen bomb) is lithium deuteride, a salt composed of the ions Li* and í H.Considering the ear reaction i+ n → He +H ain how a 235U fission bomb could serve as a trigger for a fusion bomb. 35 2 Lission bomb could serve as a trigger for fusion bomb because the reaction of 2 Uproduces 235 and the could be used in the reaction of Li-6 to form He-4 and H-3. ct all the appropriate balanced nuclear equations for this process. U - 22 He + U +, n → 235 92 227 Ra 88 235 92 94 139 56 Ba +o n Sr +, n Rb +0 Kr + 36 235 92 140 +on - Хe + 94 38 54 U +,n U +o n U +o n U +o n - He + 235 140 55 93 Cs + 92 37 235 92 94 Kr + 139 56 Ва + 36 п 36 140 Cs + 235 93 Rb + 3, n Sr + 2, n 92 55 37 235 92 140 Хе + 54 94 38 235 231 U 92 Th 90 O 235 U + He → 3 He + 227 Ra 88 92 O 235 U + e → 3 e + Pu 235 94 92

fuel for a thermonuclear bomb (hydrogen bomb) is lithium deuteride, a salt composed of the ions Li* and í H.Considering the ear reaction i+ n → He +H ain how a 235U fission bomb could serve as a trigger for a fusion bomb. 35 2 Lission bomb could serve as a trigger for fusion bomb because the reaction of 2 Uproduces 235 and the could be used in the reaction of Li-6 to form He-4 and H-3. ct all the appropriate balanced nuclear equations for this process. U - 22 He + U +, n → 235 92 227 Ra 88 235 92 94 139 56 Ba +o n Sr +, n Rb +0 Kr + 36 235 92 140 +on - Хe + 94 38 54 U +,n U +o n U +o n U +o n - He + 235 140 55 93 Cs + 92 37 235 92 94 Kr + 139 56 Ва + 36 п 36 140 Cs + 235 93 Rb + 3, n Sr + 2, n 92 55 37 235 92 140 Хе + 54 94 38 235 231 U 92 Th 90 O 235 U + He → 3 He + 227 Ra 88 92 O 235 U + e → 3 e + Pu 235 94 92

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