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In any nuclear reaction -

(A) The total number of protons and neutrons remains same before and after the reaction.
(B) Increase or decrease in the number of protons is equal to the decrease or increase in the
number of neutrons.
(C) Kinetic energy of the incident particle is approximately 8 MeV or its equivalent.
(D) Some energy is released if total mass is reduced.

A

the total number of protons and neutrons remains same before and after the reaction

B

increase or decrease in the number of protons is equal to the decrease or increase in the number of neutrons

C

kinetic energy of the incident particle is approximately 8 MeV or its equivalent

D

some energy is released if total mass is reduced.

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