Total energy release across all products is approximately 200 MeV, mostly observed as kinetic energy of the fission fragments, with the lighter fragment receiving the larger proportion of energy. For a given decay path, the number of emitted neutrons is not consistent, and instead follows a gaussian distribution. The distribution about the average, however, is consistent across all decay paths. Prompt neutrons are emitted with energies approximated by (but not precisely fitting) a Maxwell distribution, peaking between 0.5 and 1 MeV, with an average energy of 2 MeV and maximum energy of approximately 10 MeV. Prompt gamma emission constitutes a further 8 MeV, while beta decay and delayed-gammas contribute a further 19 MeV and 7 MeV respectively. Less than 1% of emitted neutrons are emitted as delayed neutrons.