Which one among the following is an example of Proton-induced reaction?

_{5}^{11} B (p, n)_{6}^{11} C ⟶_{5}^{11} B +_{+ 1}^{0} e

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_{5}^{11} B (p, n)_{5}^{11} C ⟶_{5}^{11} B +_{+ 2}^{0} e

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_{5}^{12} B (p, n)_{6}^{11} C ⟶_{4}^{11} B +_{+ 1}^{0} e

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The correct option is A $_{5}^{11} B (p, n)_{6}^{11} C ⟶_{5}^{11} B +_{+ 1}^{0} e$
An example of proton-particle-induced reaction is as follows:
$_{5}^{11} B (p, n)_{6}^{11} C ⟶_{5}^{11} B +_{+ 1}^{0} e$
As mass and charge of both sides are equal, it is a possible reaction.

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Which one among the following is an example of Proton-induced reaction?

The correct option is A 115B(p,n)116C⟶115B+0+1eAn example of proton-particle-induced reaction is as follows:115B(p,n)116C⟶115B+0+1eAs mass and charge of both sides are equal, it is a possible reaction.

The correct option is A $_{5}^{11} B (p, n)_{6}^{11} C ⟶_{5}^{11} B +_{+ 1}^{0} e$
An example of proton-particle-induced reaction is as follows:
$_{5}^{11} B (p, n)_{6}^{11} C ⟶_{5}^{11} B +_{+ 1}^{0} e$
As mass and charge of both sides are equal, it is a possible reaction.