Which one of the following is a possible nuclear reaction
Which one of the following is a possible nuclear reaction
- [AIIMS 2006]
- A
${}_5^{10}B + {}_2^4He \longrightarrow {}_7^{13}N + {}_1^1H$
- B
${}_{11}^{23}Na + {}_1^1H \longrightarrow {}_{10}^{20}Ne + {}_2^4He$
- C
${}_{93}^{239}Np \longrightarrow {}_{94}^{239}Pu + {\beta ^ - } + \bar v$
- D
${}_7^{11}N + {}_1^1H \longrightarrow {}_6^{12}C + {\beta ^ - } + v$
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