Question

Which answer choice best explains why nuclear reactions release more energy than chemical reactions?

Answer 1

The amount of energy release a reaction is depended on how strong the binding energy hold the particles together

In nuclear reaction, they're breaking nucleus bind apart , which create a huge amount energy that cause by the separation of the bind. The amount is far greater than in chemical reaction which only separate the binds of electrons.

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Answer 2

The amount of energy release a reaction is depended on how strong the binding energy hold the particles together

In nuclear reaction, they're breaking nucleus bind apart , which create a huge amount energy that cause by the separation of the bind. The amount is far greater than in chemical reaction which only separate the binds of electrons.