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The most common fuel for nuclear fission reactors is: a) coal b) krypton c) uranium-235 d) none of the above
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The most common fuel for nuclear fission reactors is:

a) coal
b) krypton
c) uranium-235
d) none of the above

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c) uranium-235 is the correct answer
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C. Uranium-235

Thus, your answer.

(I took this on a quiz I had, known as a Quick Check to INCA students.)

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