Fission and fusion reactions
A) convert a tiny amount of the mass of the nuclear materials to energy.
B) convert energy to the mass of the nuclear materials.
C) release energy without a change in the mass of the nuclear materials.
D) invest energy to generate nuclear materials.
A
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A) federal government entities B) state government entities C) private nonprofit groups D) corporations E) municipal government entities
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a. it is an important source for domestic, industrial, and agricultural use b. it is an important source of erosional agent c. it provides important energy source in some areas d. all of the above