Use drawings to complete the following nuclear reactions (yellow circles represent neutrons and blue circles represent protons). Once you have completed the drawings, write the nuclide symbols under each reaction. Fill in the lilac blanks with your picture. Reaction: Reaction: + + -> ↑ + +

Use drawings to complete the following nuclear reactions (yellow circles represent neutrons and blue circles represent protons). Once you have completed the drawings, write the nuclide symbols under each reaction. Fill in the lilac blanks with your picture. Reaction: Reaction: + + -> ↑ + +

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Use drawings to complete the following nuclear reactions (yellow circles represent neutrons and blue
circles represent protons). Once you have completed the drawings, write the nuclide symbols under
each reaction. Fill in the lilac blanks with your picture.
Reaction:
Reaction:
+
+
+
+

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