Question

₂₅⁵⁵Mn+?-->₂₆⁵⁶Fe+¹₀n

Answer 1

Ответ:₂₅⁵⁵Mn+?-->₂₆⁵⁶Fe+¹₀n

Объяснение:

^1_1p \ -  ПРОТОН ИЛИ АТОМ ВОДОРОДА - \ ^1_1H

Answer 2

It looks like you're describing a nuclear reaction using nuclear notation. The equation you've provided represents a nuclear reaction involving the decay of an isotope of manganese (Mn) into an isotope of iron (Fe) and a neutron (n).

Here's the breakdown of the reaction:

Starting with the left-hand side (reactants):

• ₉₅²₅₅Mn (Manganese-255) is the initial isotope.
• A "?" appears to indicate the unknown particle or particle(s) involved.

The arrow (→) represents the nuclear reaction.

On the right-hand side (products):

• ₈₄²₆₅Fe (Iron-265) is the resulting isotope of iron.
• ₁₀¹₀n (neutron) is one of the products.

The reaction indicates that an isotope of manganese (Mn-255) is decaying into an isotope of iron (Fe-265) and a neutron (n).

However, the missing particle "?" on the left-hand side should be specified for a complete and accurate representation of the reaction. Without knowing the exact identity of the particle, it's challenging to provide further details about this specific reaction. If you have additional information about the missing particle or the context of this reaction, please provide it, and I'd be happy to assist you further.