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Transcribed Image Text:Question 7
What is the bombarding particle in the following
nucleosynthesis?
246
A 254
1
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96 Cm + ZE→ 102 No + 5 on
(A) carbon-12
B carbon-14
C all of the above
D
carbon-13
?
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