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The nuclear equation is incomplete. superscript 239 subscript 94 baseline p u + superscript 1 subscript 0 baseline n yields superscript 100 subscript 40 baseline z r + blank + 2 superscript 1 subscript 0 baseline n what particle completes the equation?

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