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An atom that produces nuclear energy is sometimes called a(n) a. nucleus. b. molecule. c. radioisotope. d. decay product.

An atom that produces nuclear energy is sometimes called a(n) a. nucleus. b. molecule. c. radioisotope. d. decay product.
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An atom that produces nuclear energy is sometimes called a(n)

a. nucleus.
b. molecule.
c. radioisotope.
d. decay product.

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it would be c) radioisotope
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