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7. What is the energy released in the fission reaction    01n + 92235U ? 55141Cs +...

7. What is the energy released in the fission reaction    01n + 92235U ? 55141Cs + 3792Rb + 3  01n? (The atomic mass of 141Cs is 140.920046 u and that of 92Rb is 91.919729 u)   MeV

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  01n + 92235U ? 55141Cs + 3792Rb + 3  01n

The atomic mass of 141Cs is m =140.920046 u

The atomic mass of 92Rb is m ' = 91.919729 u

Atomic mass of 235 U is M = 235.0439299 u

Mass of neutron M ' = 1.008665 u

Mass defect m = ( M + M ' ) - (m+ m' + 3 M ' )

                         = M - (m + m ' + 2 M ' )

                        = 0.1868249 u

We know 1 u = 931.5 MeV

So, energy released in the fission reaction E = m x 931.5 MeV

                                                                 = 174.027 MeV


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