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Why does not law of conservation of energy apply to the nuclear reactions?

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Why does not law of conservation of energy apply to the nuclear reactions?

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Conservation of energy does apply to nuclear reactions. You just have to allow for the fact that mass is a form of energy, thru Einstein’s mass – energy equation E = MC^2.

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