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What is the source of the energy released in fission and fusion reactions?

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Alex Ar [27]3 years ago

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Strong nuclear forces

Explanation:

The formation and breakage of the strong nuclear forces in the nucleus of an atom accounts for the energy released during fission and fusion reactions.

Nuclear reactions occurs when changes are made to the nucleus of an atom.

Strong nuclear forces maintains the stability in the nucleus of an atom.
Strong nuclear forces are the strongest of the fundamental forces.
They hold subatomic particles together.
When they are broken during a nuclear fission, they release a great deal of energy.
When they form during a fusion they also release energy.

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blagie [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

mass converted to energy

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