181. Nuclear Transmutation: 8 0+¡H→;n+[Product is used for positron emission tomography (PET)]"N+'n→14+ip(occurs in upper atmosphere)72. Neutron capture:U+inU(unstable) + y2369292144U→236Ва ++2,n3. Fission (2 step process):56(There are many other possible products of fission.)

In nuclear reaction, mass number and atomic number is balanced. 1.)

Answered: positron emission tomograpi hy (FE…

positron emission tomograpi hy (FE N+jn→ _+p (occurs in U+n→U(unstable 235 236 92 144 236U Ba+ +2,n 56 ss): 92 possible products of fission.)

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1. Nuclear Transmutation: 8 0+¡H→;n+
[Product is used for positron emission tomography (PET)]
"N+'n→
14
+ip
(occurs in upper atmosphere)
7
2. Neutron capture:
U+inU(unstable) + y
236
92
92
144
U→
236
Ва +
+2,n
3. Fission (2 step process):
56
(There are many other possible products of fission.)

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