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The splitting apart of an atom's nucleus is called Fizzing Fission Fusion Atomic
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The splitting apart of an atom's nucleus is called
Fizzing
Fission
Fusion
Atomic
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Atomic. Correct me if I’m wrong
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it is option B
(Fission)
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