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When a heavy atom is split in a fission reaction, the daughter nuclei that form have higher binding energies than the parent nucleus. TRUE FALSE

When a heavy atom is split in a fission reaction, the daughter nuclei that form have higher binding energies than the parent nucleus. TRUE FALSE
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When a heavy atom is split in a fission reaction, the daughter nuclei that form have higher binding energies than the parent nucleus.

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True because the parents have less energy now
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