In the options given below, let $E$ denote the rest mass energy of a nucleus and $n$ a neutron. The correct option is:

  • A
    $E({}_{92}^{236}U) > E({}_{53}^{137}I) + E({}_{39}^{97}Y) + 2E(n)$
  • B
    $E({}_{92}^{236}U) < E({}_{53}^{137}I) + E({}_{39}^{97}Y) + 2E(n)$
  • C
    $E({}_{92}^{236}U) < E({}_{56}^{140}Ba) + E({}_{36}^{94}Kr) + 2E(n)$
  • D
    $E({}_{92}^{236}U) = E({}_{56}^{140}Ba) + E({}_{36}^{94}Kr) + 2E(n)$

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