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What is missing from the following nuclear equation for the fission of uranium-235? 235U+n→ Kr+Ba+? + energy a 1 electron b 3 neutrons c 4 positrons d 2 protons

What is missing from the following nuclear equation for the fission of uranium-235? 235U+n→ Kr+Ba+? + energy a 1 electron b 3 neutrons c 4 positrons d 2 protons
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What is missing from the following nuclear equation for the

fission of uranium-235?
235U+n→ Kr+Ba+? + energy
a 1 electron
b 3 neutrons
c 4 positrons
d 2 protons

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User Denis Zhbankov
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Answer:

The missing component from the given nuclear equation for the fission of uranium-235 is 3 neutrons.

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