1. \( ^{13}\text{Al}^{27} + ^2\text{He}^4 \rightarrow ^{15}\text{P}^{30} + ^1\text{n}^1 \)
2. \( ^{29}\text{Cu}^{63} + ^1\text{H}^2 \rightarrow 2\,^1\text{n}^1 + ^{30}\text{Zn}^{63} \)
3. \( ^{30}\text{Ca}^{65} \rightarrow ^{29}\text{Sc}^{65} + ^0\beta^1 \)
4. \( ^4\text{Be}^9 + ^2\text{He}^4 \rightarrow ^6\text{C}^{12} + ^1\text{n}^1 \)
5. \( ^{15}\text{P}^{31} + ^1\text{H}^2 \rightarrow ^{15}\text{P}^{32} + ^1\text{H}^1 \)
6. \( ^{17}\text{Cl}^{37} + ^1\text{H}^2 \rightarrow ^{16}\text{S}^{35} + ^2\text{He}^4 \)
7. \( ^{15}\text{P}^{30} + ^1\text{n}^1 \rightarrow ^{14}\text{Si}^{30} + ^1\text{H}^1 \)
8. \( ^1\text{H}^2 + ^1\text{H}^2 \rightarrow ^1\text{H}^3 + ^1\text{H}^1 \)
9. \( ^6\text{C}^{11} \rightarrow ^1\text{e}^0 + ^7\text{N}^{11} \)
10. \( ^{29}\text{Cu}^{63} + ^1\text{H}^2 \rightarrow ^{30}\text{Zn}^{64} + ^1\text{n}^1 \)
11. \( ^1\text{H}^2 + ^1\text{H}^2 \rightarrow ^1\text{H}^3 + ^1\text{n}^1 \)
12. \( ^{15}\text{P}^{31} + ^1\text{H}^1 \rightarrow ^{14}\text{Si}^{28} + ^4\text{He}^4 \)
13. \( ^7\text{N}^{14} + ^2\text{He}^4 \rightarrow ^8\text{O}^{17} + ^1\text{H}^1 \)
14. \( ^{94}\text{Pu}^{239} + ^1\text{H}^1 \rightarrow ^0\text{n}^1 + ^{95}\text{Am}^{239} \)
15. \( ^{29}\text{Cu}^{63} + ^1\text{H}^1 \rightarrow ^{17}\text{Cl}^{38} + ^0\text{n}^1 + ^{13}\text{Al}^{25} \)
16. \( ^{29}\text{Cu}^{63} + ^1\text{H}^2 \rightarrow ^{29}\text{Cu}^{64} + ^1\text{H}^1 \)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of nuclear equation worksheet.
