Complete the equation for the following fission process:
$_{92}U^{235} + _0n^1 \to _{38}Sr^{90} + ....$

  • A
    $_{54}Xe^{143} + 3_0n^1$
  • B
    $_{54}Xe^{145}$
  • C
    $_{57}Xe^{142}$
  • D
    $_{54}Xe^{142} + _0n^1$

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