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[" 18.Na of ursnium "235" nuclei required to undergo "],[" fission to give "9times10^(13)" joule of energy is "],[[1)2.8125times10^(3),2)28.125times10^(4)],[3)281.25times10^(4),428215times10^(24)],[" 10.The eqergy supplied by a power plant is "40]]

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