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Which of these reactions successfully models a nuclear fission reaction?
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Which of these reactions successfully models a nuclear fission reaction?

Which of these reactions successfully models a nuclear fission reaction?-example-1
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OPTION B

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Nuclear "fission" is the breakdown of the nucleus of a radioactive element into two or more nuclei accompanied by the release of energy. I guess that pretty much explains it.

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