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What amount of extra kinetic energy will be
released in the reaction
n + 235U → 93RB +
9³Rb+
141 Cs + 2 n?
In other words, what is the Q-value of the
reaction? The mass of 93Rb is 92.9217 u, the
mass of 14
Cs is 140.919 u, the mass of 235U is
235.044 u and the mass of n is 1.00867 u. The
2
value of c² is 931.5 MeV/u.
Answer in units of MeV.

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