Which statement about nuclear reactions is NOT true?
a.
Nuclear power plants use fission of u...
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Which statement about nuclear reactions is NOT true?
a.
Nuclear power plants use fission of uranium.
b.
In fission, the total mass of the reactants equals the total mass of the products.
c.
In fission, nuclei are split, and in fusion, nuclei are combined.
d.
Energy as heat and light in the sun are generated by hydrogen fusion reactions.
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