3) There is an unusual nuclear reaction where a proton collides with a Boron-11 nucleus ( " ##$)

and then decays into three identical nuclei (and nothing else). A) Deduce what each of the three identical nuclei must be. For full credit, give the answer in usual nuclear notation (along with your reasoning). (Usual notation means in the same form as " 11/5). B) Use the attached table to show a calculation of the energy released during this process. Note that even though the proton is not obviously on this table, there is one isotope on the table whose nucleus is just one proton. Use that one.