What is the product of nuclear fission?
a. two different atoms that are isotopes of the origi...
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What is the product of nuclear fission?
a. two different atoms that are isotopes of the original atom
b. two different atoms that are both less massive than the original atom
c. two different atoms that have larger electron clouds than the original atom
d. two different atoms that have the same number of neutrons as the original atom user: what is released when the nuclei of two smaller atoms fuse to form a larger atom?
a. energy
b. compound
c. mass
d. matter
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