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[[File:U235_fission_Xe_Sr.png]]
<center>[[File:U235_fission_Xe_Sr.png|"thumb"|"border"|"center"|"middle"|"upright"|||page=Page||Figure 1: Typical Uranium 235 fission fragments Xenon and Strontium. ]]</center>
 
[[File:U235_fission_Xe_Sr.png|"thumb"|"border"|"center"|"middle"|"upright"|||page=Page||Figure 1: Typical Uranium 235 fission fragments Xenon and Strontium. ]]

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When uranium-235 undergoes fission, the average of the fragment mass is about 118, but it is more probable that the pair will have an unequal distribution in mass. A common pair of fragments from uranium-235 fission is xenon and strontium:


[math]\displaystyle{ ^{235}U+n\rightarrow ^{236}U^{*} \rightarrow ^{140}Xe+^{94}Sr+2n }[/math]


Figure 1: Typical Uranium 235 fission fragments Xenon and Strontium.
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