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Nuclear reactions take place where? a) ring of electrons, b) the entire atom, c) nucleus, d) none of these
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Nuclear reactions take place where?
a) ring of electrons, b) the entire atom, c) nucleus, d) none of these
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These reactions take place inside the reactor nucleus which is composed by fuel containing federal and fissionable nuclei, coolant elements, structural elements and a moderator in thermal nuclear reactor. Hope this helps!!
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