Identify the unknown particles X and X' in the following nuclear reactions. (In parts (a) and (b), enter only the missing product or reactant.)(a)X + He → Mg + ¿nchemPadO HelpGreek(b) U + ¿n → Sr + X + 2¿nchemPadO HelpXx" →I.Greek -(c) 2H→ H+ X + X'0 2H- H++1 e + y2H +e + Ve+1Need Help?Read It

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Identify the unknown particles X and X' in the following nuclear reactions. (In parts (a) and (b), enter only the missing product or reactant.) X + He → Mg + ¿n (a) chemPad О Help Greek (b) 2U + ¿n → Sr + X + 2}n chemPad O Help Greek (c) 2H → }H+ X + X' e + +1 e + ve Need Help? Read It

Identify the unknown particles X and X' in the following nuclear reactions. (In parts (a) and (b), enter only the missing product or reactant.) X + He → Mg + ¿n (a) chemPad О Help Greek (b) 2U + ¿n → Sr + X + 2}n chemPad O Help Greek (c) 2H → }H+ X + X' e + +1 e + ve Need Help? Read It

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Identify the unknown particles X and X' in the following nuclear reactions. (In parts (a) and (b), enter only the missing product or reactant.)
(a)
X + He → Mg + ¿n
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(b) U + ¿n → Sr + X + 2¿n
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(c) 2H→ H+ X + X'
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+1 e + y
2
H +
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