E) A plutonium atom splits apart to form two smaller atoms and free neutrons, What type of reaction is this, where is it most likely to occur, and what else is emitted during the reaction? (3 points)

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E) A plutonium atom splits apart to form two smaller atoms and free neutrons,

What type of reaction is this, where is it most likely to occur, and what else is
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