In the nuclear reaction: $X(n,\,\alpha ){\,_3}L{i^7}$ the term $X$ will be
In the nuclear reaction: $X(n,\,\alpha ){\,_3}L{i^7}$ the term $X$ will be
- [AIEEE 2005]
- [AIPMT 2001]
- A
$_5{B^{10}}$
- B
$_5{B^9}$
- C
$_5{B^{11}}$
- D
$_2H{e^4}$
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