After an atomic bomb has been dropped, the damage continues to get worse.
why is this?
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Chemistry, 30.01.2020 09:50 VanssaNedina20
After an atomic bomb has been dropped, the damage continues to get worse.
why is this?
a. because a fission reaction has no products
b. because people get sick from exposure to high levels of radiation
c. because atomic bombs continue going off
d. because fusion reactions occur afterward
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