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Hi everyone, I'm an undergrad philosophy major and I have a few specific physics questions, the answers to which shall help me write my final paper for metaphysics this semester.
The most important question is: if you break something simple like a piece of wood, could you expect that the sum of the mass of the two pieces would be exactly the same as the mass of the original piece of wood?
Also, I'd like to make sure that I am right in assuming that the products of nuclear fission would collectively have less mass than the input.
Thanks in advance,
The most important question is: if you break something simple like a piece of wood, could you expect that the sum of the mass of the two pieces would be exactly the same as the mass of the original piece of wood?
Also, I'd like to make sure that I am right in assuming that the products of nuclear fission would collectively have less mass than the input.
Thanks in advance,