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Question 1

Relative to the amount of energy released in a typical chemical reaction, the amount of energy released in a typical fission reaction is about
◦ 108 times greater
◦ 107 times greater
◦ 1/2 times greater.
◦ the same.

Question 2

What mass percent of 235U (the fissionable isotope) is used in the fuel in nuclear power plants?
◦ 14%
◦ 30%
◦ 3%
◦ 85%
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Reply #1 on: Feb 15, 2020
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