given
mass of Neutron= 1.00866 amu
mass of Uranium = 235.04392 amu.
mass of Strontium = 87.90561 amu
mass of Xenon = 135.90721 amu
E= Δmc² ={ (mu + mn)-(mxe +msr+12n)}c2
(235.04392+1.00866)- (135.90721 + 87.90561+12*1.00866) c2 = 0.13581 *(2.99*10⁸ )²/1.6*10⁻¹⁹ eV
E =126.53496 MeV
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