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Uranium-235 is commonly used in nuclear power because it has a very large and
when it begins to break down.
nucleus that
releases a
O unstable // neutron
O stable // proton
unstable // electron
O stable // neutron
O unstable // proton
stable // electron



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Final answer:

Uranium-235 undergoes nuclear fission when bombarded with a neutron, releasing energy and causing a chain reaction.


Explanation:

Uranium-235 is commonly used in nuclear power due to its ability to undergo nuclear fission when bombarded with a neutron. During fission, U-235 splits into fission fragments and additional neutrons, releasing energy in the process. This leads to a chain reaction that provides the energy needed to power a nuclear reactor.


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