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In a nuclear reaction, mass must be lost to produce energy. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

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Mass is never technically lost, but transformed into energy. But yes, some mass is lost in fusion and fission reactions. Even in a fusion there;ll be a mass loss, since the resulting mass from the merging of atom is smaller than the combined mass of the original atoms, although the energy gained is incredible. It's true :)
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