A nuclear reaction only involves valence electrons. True or False?
2 answers:
It is FALSE that a nuclear reaction only involves valence electrons.
I know this because a nuclear reaction may involve protons, neutrons, and electrons.
Therefore the answer is False, hope this helps! - Alyssa T.
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I believe it would be false
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tenson(T) = 20 N
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