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The splitting of a(n) ________ to produce energy is called a fission reaction. A. atom B. proton C. neutron D. molecule The splitting of an atom to produce energy is called a fission reaction.
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The splitting of a(n) ________ to produce energy is called a fission reaction. A. atom B. proton C. neutron D. molecule The splitting of an atom to produce energy is called a fission reaction.
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a.atom splits to produce energy is called fission reaction
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