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What is the mass defect of a fission reaction that releases 2.9 x 10" J of energy? 3.2 x 10-25 kg 9.7 x 10-20 kg 9.7 x 1020 kg 3.1 x 107 kg
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What is the mass defect of a fission reaction that releases 2.9 x 10" J of energy?

3.2 x 10-25 kg
9.7 x 10-20 kg
9.7 x 1020 kg
3.1 x 107 kg

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The correct answer for this question is the second one
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