Asked by wholemelt
Which type of reaction does this diagram represent?
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nuclear fusion because nuclei combine to form a heavy nucleus
nuclear fission because an atom is splitting into two large fragments of comparable mass
nuclear fusion because a large amount of energy is being released
nuclear fission because the resulting products are not radioactive
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Answer: nuclear fission — because the diagram shows a nucleus splitting into two large fragments of comparable mass.
(Notes: fusion is the joining of light nuclei, not splitting; both fusion and fission release energy, so “energy released” alone doesn’t identify fusion; fission products are generally radioactive, so the last option is false.)
(Notes: fusion is the joining of light nuclei, not splitting; both fusion and fission release energy, so “energy released” alone doesn’t identify fusion; fission products are generally radioactive, so the last option is false.)
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