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Find the amount of energy released when `1` atom of Uranium `._(92)U^(235)(235.0439 "amu")` undergoes fission by slow neturon `(1.0087 "amu")` and is splitted into Krypton `._(36)Kr^(92)(91.8973 "amu")` and Barium `._(56)Br^(141)(140.9139 "amu")` assuming no energy is lost. Hence find the enrgy in `kWh`, when `1g` of it undergoes fission.

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