Question A7A nuclear fission reactor uses nuclear reactions, of which the following is typical:*7 + ? → *7 +Te + 3,? + 197 ?Write this reaction with the correct symbols in place of the question marks giving your reasonsfor each correct symbol.

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*7+? → *7+ Te + 3,? + 197 ? on with the correct symbols in place of the question marks giving symbol.

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