From the following equations, pick out the possible nuclear reactions.
A
6C13+1H1→6C14+4.3MeV
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B
6C12+1H1→7N13+2MeV
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C
7N14+1H1→8O15+7.3MeV
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D
92U235+0n1→54X140+38Si94+20n1+γ+200MeV
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Solution
The correct options are B6C12+1H1→7N13+2MeV C7N14+1H1→8O15+7.3MeV For a nuclear reaction to take place, both mass number as well as atomic number must be conserved during the reaction.
In option (A), atomic number is not conserved whereas in option (D), mass number is not conserved. Hence these reactions are not allowed.
While both mass number and atomic number are conserved in options (B) and (C), thus these reactions are possible.