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Physics, 05.10.2019 14:50 josephnoah12161

How is energy produced during nuclear fission?
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a. particles change from one type of nucleon into another type of
nucleon, and energy is released.
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b. small nuclei merge and from a large nucleus, and some mass is
converted into energy.
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c. a nucleus in an excited state moves into a state of lower energy,
releasing energy in the process.
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d. a large nucleus splits apart into two or more small nuclei, and
mass is converted into energy.

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