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What process releases the energy that is used in nuclear power plants to generate electrical energy? A: the burning of radioactive fuel B: the reaction of hydrogen C:the splitting of radioactive nuclei
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What process releases the energy that is used in nuclear power plants to generate electrical energy?

A: the burning of radioactive fuel
B: the reaction of hydrogen
C:the splitting of radioactive nuclei into two or more smaller nuclei
D:the joining of 2 or more nuclei to form a larger nucleus.

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I think its C:the splitting of radioactive nuclei into two or more smaller nuclei

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