Atom bomb is based on the principle ofA. Nuclear fusionB. Nuclear fissionC. RadioactivityD. Fusion and fission both

Atom bomb is based on the principle ofA. Nuclear fusionB. Nuclear fiss

1.	Atom bomb is based on the principle ofA. Nuclear fusionB. Nuclear fissionC. RadioactivityD. Fusion and fission both
Answer» Correct Answer - B Atom bomb is based on the principle of nuclear fission

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Atom bomb is based on the principle ofA. Nuclear fusionB. Nuclear fissionC. RadioactivityD. Fusion and fission both

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