One potential uranium fission reaction is shown below. 235U + n- 140BA + 93Kr + 3 n [Atomic and nuclear masses are given in the reference table that is linked in Question - 0] Calculate the change in mass (Am) in amu for a single atom of uranium undergoing fission by this reaction. Be sure to include the proper sign. Am = amu Calculate the energy change (AE) in joules that occurs when a single atom of uranium undergoes fission by this process. Be sure to use the correct sign. ΔΕ- Joules Calculate the amount of energy released (in k) when 1.750 kg of uranium undergo fission by this process. AE = kJ

One potential uranium fission reaction is shown below. 235U + n- 140BA + 93Kr + 3 n [Atomic and nuclear masses are given in the reference table that is linked in Question - 0] Calculate the change in mass (Am) in amu for a single atom of uranium undergoing fission by this reaction. Be sure to include the proper sign. Am = amu Calculate the energy change (AE) in joules that occurs when a single atom of uranium undergoes fission by this process. Be sure to use the correct sign. ΔΕ- Joules Calculate the amount of energy released (in k) when 1.750 kg of uranium undergo fission by this process. AE = kJ

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