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The __ of a reaction is the amount of fissionable material required to make each reaction produce one more.Multiple choice question.A)atomic numberB)ultimate massC)critical massD)atomic weight

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The __ of a reaction is the amount of fissionable material required to make each reaction produce one more.Multiple choice question.A)atomic numberB)ultimate massC)critical massD)atomic weight

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The correct answer is C) critical mass. The critical mass of a reaction is the minimum amount of fissionable material required to sustain a nuclear chain reaction.

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