Please help with explanation ▼Part AComplete the following nuclear reaction:Li+H→ He + ?O HeO BeO&BeO He

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▼ Part A Complete the following nuclear reaction: 3Li +H → He + ? O He O Be O&Be O He

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Complete the following nuclear reaction:
Li+H→ He + ?
O He
O Be
O&Be
O He

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