Complete these nuclear processes and write the missing nucleus as AZX. (All are possible.) Indicate what...

Complete these nuclear processes and write the missing nucleus as AZX. (All are possible.) Indicate what type of reaction each one is (alpha decay, beta decay, gamma decay, fission or fusion) and calculate the energy released in each reaction in MeV.

(1). 238U -> 234Th +AZX

(2). 12C + AZX -> 24Mg

(3). 235U + n -> 154Sm + AZX +10n

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Expert Solution

(1) Hence, the energy released in first reaction is 4.25 MeV.

As above similarly calculate for other reaction.

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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