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    The Number of Nucleons in a U<sup>2+</sup><sup> </Sup>nucleus<sup> </Sup>is
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The Number of Nucleons in a U2+ nucleus is

Question 19

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The number of nucleons in a The number of nucleons in a   U<sup>2+</sup><sup> </sup>nucleus<sup> </sup>is A) 92. B) 144. C) 236. D) 328. U2+ nucleus is


A) 92.
B) 144.
C) 236.
D) 328.

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