![Match column I with column II and find the correct answer. Column I Column II (A) Monoploidy (1) 2n - 1 (B) Monosomy (2) 2n + 1 (C) Nullisomy (3) 2n + 2 (D) Trisomy (4) 2n - 2 (E) Tetrasomy (5) n (6) 3n Match column I with column II and find the correct answer. Column I Column II (A) Monoploidy (1) 2n - 1 (B) Monosomy (2) 2n + 1 (C) Nullisomy (3) 2n + 2 (D) Trisomy (4) 2n - 2 (E) Tetrasomy (5) n (6) 3n](https://dwes9vv9u0550.cloudfront.net/images/1958947/57a62f78-bbc8-491f-8a9b-da3b71e35b64.jpg)
Match column I with column II and find the correct answer. Column I Column II (A) Monoploidy (1) 2n - 1 (B) Monosomy (2) 2n + 1 (C) Nullisomy (3) 2n + 2 (D) Trisomy (4) 2n - 2 (E) Tetrasomy (5) n (6) 3n
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The energy released per fission of uranium 235 is about 200 MeV. A reactor using U-235 as fuel ... - YouTube
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![The ratio of the amounts of energy released as a result of the fusion of 1 kg hydrogen (E(1)) and fission of 1 kg of .(92)U^(236)(E(2)) will be The ratio of the amounts of energy released as a result of the fusion of 1 kg hydrogen (E(1)) and fission of 1 kg of .(92)U^(236)(E(2)) will be](https://d10lpgp6xz60nq.cloudfront.net/ss/web/2277893.jpg)
The ratio of the amounts of energy released as a result of the fusion of 1 kg hydrogen (E(1)) and fission of 1 kg of .(92)U^(236)(E(2)) will be
![SOLVED:Calculate the amount of energy released per gram of hydrogen nuclei reacted for the following reaction. The atomic masses are 1^1 H, 1.00782 u; 1^2 H, 2.01410 u ; and an electron, SOLVED:Calculate the amount of energy released per gram of hydrogen nuclei reacted for the following reaction. The atomic masses are 1^1 H, 1.00782 u; 1^2 H, 2.01410 u ; and an electron,](https://cdn.numerade.com/previews/ecd7e968-5760-4328-8d5c-04fa514c12a2_large.jpg)
SOLVED:Calculate the amount of energy released per gram of hydrogen nuclei reacted for the following reaction. The atomic masses are 1^1 H, 1.00782 u; 1^2 H, 2.01410 u ; and an electron,
![Calculate the energy released in the following nuclear reaction and hence calculate the energy released when 235 gram of uranium-235 undergoes fission. U(92)^(235) + n(0)^(1) to Kr(36)^(92) + Ba(56)^(141) + 3n(0)^(1) Rest Calculate the energy released in the following nuclear reaction and hence calculate the energy released when 235 gram of uranium-235 undergoes fission. U(92)^(235) + n(0)^(1) to Kr(36)^(92) + Ba(56)^(141) + 3n(0)^(1) Rest](https://d10lpgp6xz60nq.cloudfront.net/web-thumb/645999478_web.png)
Calculate the energy released in the following nuclear reaction and hence calculate the energy released when 235 gram of uranium-235 undergoes fission. U(92)^(235) + n(0)^(1) to Kr(36)^(92) + Ba(56)^(141) + 3n(0)^(1) Rest
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The amount of energy released from a fission reaction is much greater than the energy released from a - Brainly.com
Which is the process in which the energy released per unit mass is more, nuclear fission or fusion? - Quora
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The energy released by fission from 2g of ^23592U in kWh is (the energy released per fission is 200MeV ):
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The amount of energy released when 1 xx10^10 atoms of chlorine in vapour state are converted to Cl^(–1) ions according to the equation, Cl(g) + e^(-) to Cl^(-) (g) " is "
![SOLVED:The energy released during the decay of one (56)/(27) Co atom is 3.72 MeV. If 0.075 M⊙ of cobalt was produced by the decay of 28^56 Ni in SN 1987 A, estimate SOLVED:The energy released during the decay of one (56)/(27) Co atom is 3.72 MeV. If 0.075 M⊙ of cobalt was produced by the decay of 28^56 Ni in SN 1987 A, estimate](https://cdn.numerade.com/previews/5ae1a197-286b-4eae-b6e1-5da1455c799a_large.jpg)
SOLVED:The energy released during the decay of one (56)/(27) Co atom is 3.72 MeV. If 0.075 M⊙ of cobalt was produced by the decay of 28^56 Ni in SN 1987 A, estimate
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