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Chemistry, 12.01.2021 22:20 juliannasl

What area some applications of fission reactants. A. As a zero waste energy source
B. For generating large amounts of heat
C. For creating stable elements from unstable ones
D. For creating new, heavier elements
E. As the energy source in nuclear weapons
(Select all correct answers)

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