The energy required to be applied to a radioactive nucleus for the emission of a neutron is
A. 1 MeV
B. 2.4 MeV
C. 4.3 MeV
D. 7.8 MeV
Answer: Option D
Solution(By Examveda Team)
The energy required to be applied to a radioactive nucleus for the emission of a neutron is 7.8 MeVThis Question Belongs to Mechanical Engineering >> Power Plant Engineering
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