State the isotope needed by identifying a and z

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1- Write the isotope needed, by identifying A, Z, X and , to balance the following nuclear fusion reaction: 3/1 H+3/1H--->21/0n+A/Zx

2- Write the isotope needed, by identifying A, Z, and X, to balance the following nuclear fission reaction: 235/92 U+1/0 n--->140/56 Ba+A/Zx+31/0 n

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