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    One Difference Between a Chemical Reaction and a Nuclear Reaction
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One Difference Between a Chemical Reaction and a Nuclear Reaction

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Question 86

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One difference between a chemical reaction and a nuclear reaction is that in a nuclear reaction


A) atoms retain their identity.
B) atoms often change from one element to another.
C) only the valence electrons are involved.
D) only small amounts of energy are absorbed or emitted.

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