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Fission can result in a chain reaction. Which of the following options identifies characteristics of a fission chain reaction? Select all that apply. * 1 hard to control
2 releases less energy than a single fission reaction
3 easily controlled
4 releases extra neutrons
5 occurs with fusion as well
6 releases more energy than a single fission reaction

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