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Energy locked in the nucleus of an atom
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Energy locked in the nucleus of an atom
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That is true, a atom makes up EVERTHING and EVERYONE
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are you asking what that is if so it would be called nuclear energy and if you want what is energy locked in the bonds of atoms that would be chemical energy
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