II. Determine the type of nuclear transmutation shown by each of the following reactions: alpha decay, beta decay or spontaneous fission. The key particles were not included in the equations. 9. 92235U - 56139Ba + 3695KT 10. 94239PU → 46112Ba + 48124Cd 6. 53131/ - 54131Xe 7. 88222RA → 86218Rn 8. 2863NI → 2963Cu

II. Determine the type of nuclear transmutation shown by each of the following reactions: alpha decay, beta decay or spontaneous fission. The key particles were not included in the equations. 9. 92235U - 56139Ba + 3695KT 10. 94239PU → 46112Ba + 48124Cd 6. 53131/ - 54131Xe 7. 88222RA → 86218Rn 8. 2863NI → 2963Cu

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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