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The spontaneous disintegration (breaking down) of a nucleus into slightly lighter and more stable nucleus describes A.nuclear fusion B. nuclear fission C. radioactive decay D. nuclear radiation
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The spontaneous disintegration (breaking down) of a nucleus into slightly

lighter and more stable nucleus describes
A.nuclear fusion
B. nuclear fission
C. radioactive decay
D. nuclear radiation

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Radioactive Decay

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