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Chemistry, 11.10.2019 01:30 tydukes10

Complete and balance the following nuclear equations by supplying the missing particle
a) 252/98cf + 10/5 b> 3 1/0n + ? (the 3 is separate from 1/0n, its not 31/0n)
b)2/1h + 3/2he > 4/2he + ?
c) 1/1h + 11/5b> 3?
d)122/53i(this is iodine) > 122/54 xe + ?
e)59/26fe. 0/-1e + ?

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