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During most nuclear reactions A. heat energy is produced but not light energy. B. energy is transferred out of the system. C. en

ergy is lost as cold fusion. D. energy is created in the system.

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goldfiish [28.3K]4 years ago

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ITS B

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aniked [119]4 years ago

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A)heat energy is produced but not light energy

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