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•10 Go Calculate the energy released in the fission reaction 235U + n- 14CS + 9³Rb + 2n. Here are some atomic and particle masses. 235U 235.043 92 u 141 Cs 140.919 63 u 93RD 92.921 57 u 1.008 66 u

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•10 Go Calculate the energy released in the fission reaction
235U + n- 14CS + 9³Rb + 2n.
Here are some atomic and particle masses.
235U 235.043 92 u
141 Cs 140.919 63 u
93RD 92.921 57 u
1.008 66 u

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