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Which non-conventional source of energy uses the energy mass equation ( E = ∆m c2 ) to generate electricity?
Which non-conventional source of energy uses the energy mass equation ( E = ∆m c2 ) to generate electricity?
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The correct option is C Nuclear energy
In a nuclear fission, the difference in mass, Δm, between the original nucleus and the product nuclei gets converted to energy E at a rate governed by einstein's energy mass equation E = ∆m c2
Nuclear energy
In a nuclear fission, the difference in mass, Δm, between the original nucleus and the product nuclei gets converted to energy E at a rate governed by einstein's energy mass equation E = ∆m c2
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