In 2006, the synthesis of 18 Uuo (an isotope of element 118) was reported to involve the bombardment of 248Cf with 48Ca. Select an equation for the nuclear reaction, being sure to include any other products of the reaction. 248 29 48 “Uuo + He 98 20 118 248 48 Cf + Ca 1Uuo + o n 294 118 98 20 248 48 Cf + 98 Ca - 204 Uuo + 2, n+ 2e º, 20 118 O 248 Cf+ 98 48 Ca - 294Uuo + 2, n 20 118

In 2006, the synthesis of 18 Uuo (an isotope of element 118) was reported to involve the bombardment of 248Cf with 48Ca. Select an equation for the nuclear reaction, being sure to include any other products of the reaction. 248 29 48 “Uuo + He 98 20 118 248 48 Cf + Ca 1Uuo + o n 294 118 98 20 248 48 Cf + 98 Ca - 204 Uuo + 2, n+ 2e º, 20 118 O 248 Cf+ 98 48 Ca - 294Uuo + 2, n 20 118

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