Practice Exercise 9. Write the balance equation for the nuclear reaction Fe56(d,a)Mn, where d represents the deuterium nucleus (that is, H).Transuranium Elements (Artificial Nuclides)Nuclear reactions have been used to prepare isotopes of elements that do notexist in nature or that exist in extremely minute concentrations.Transuranium Elements are elements following uranium in the periodic tableprepared by transmutation.23994 Pu + H →240Americium95 Am +239242Pu + HeCm +nCurium9496|235+ C-244 CF + 6пCalifornium98

Given Balance nuclear rection of Fe to Mn where d is deuterium and alpha is He

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Practice Exercise 9. Write the balance equation for the nuclear reaction Fe 56 26 (d,a)Mn , where d represents the deuterium nucleus (that is, 'H).

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