Chemistry, 19.03.2020 01:06 zeesharpe05

What happens to the neutrons produced in a fission reaction?
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A. They can be absorbed by control rods.
B. They are converted from mass into energy.
C. They can initiate other fission reactions.
D. They combine to form a new element.

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What happens to the neutrons produced in a fission reaction?
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