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The fission properties of the plutonium isotope 239pu are very similar to those of 235u. the average energy released per fission is 180 mev. during the cold war, the premier of the soviet union threatened the united states with 2.0 megaton 239pu warheads. (each would have yielded the equivalent of an explosion of 2.0 megatons of tnt, where 1 ton of tnt releases 4.2 x 109 j.) if the plutonium that fission has been 8.0% of the total mass of the plutonium in such a warhead, what was that total mass

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