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Uranium U92^235 on bombardment with slow...

Uranium `U_92^235` on bombardment with slow neutrons produces

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Deuterons

B

Fusion reaction

C

Fission reaction

D

Endothermic reaction

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To solve the question regarding the bombardment of Uranium-235 (`U_92^235`) with slow neutrons, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Reaction Type**: - When Uranium-235 is bombarded with slow neutrons, it undergoes a nuclear reaction known as fission. In this process, a heavy nucleus splits into smaller nuclei. 2. **Write the Reaction**: - The fission of Uranium-235 can be represented as follows: \[ ^{235}_{92}U + ^{1}_{0}n \rightarrow ^{141}_{56}Ba + ^{92}_{36}Kr + 3^{1}_{0}n \] - Here, `U` represents Uranium, `n` represents a neutron, `Ba` represents Barium, and `Kr` represents Krypton. 3. **Balance the Reaction**: - Check that the mass numbers and atomic numbers are balanced on both sides of the equation: - Left side: Mass number = 235 (U) + 1 (n) = 236; Atomic number = 92 (U) + 0 (n) = 92. - Right side: Mass number = 141 (Ba) + 92 (Kr) + 3 (neutrons) = 236; Atomic number = 56 (Ba) + 36 (Kr) + 0 (neutrons) = 92. - The reaction is balanced. 4. **Identify the Products**: - The products of this fission reaction are: - Barium-141 (`Ba-141`) - Krypton-92 (`Kr-92`) - Three neutrons are also produced. 5. **Conclusion**: - Therefore, the final answer to the question is that Uranium-235 on bombardment with slow neutrons produces Barium-141, Krypton-92, and three neutrons. ### Final Answer: Uranium-235 (`U_92^235`) on bombardment with slow neutrons produces Barium-141 (`Ba_56^141`), Krypton-92 (`Kr_36^92`), and three neutrons. ---
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