If the principle of conservation of energy is real, then why does the total energy of nuclear reactions not stay constant. Hard mode: You can't use E= mc^2 to explain.

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Anonymous Fri Apr 28 08:41:55 2017 No.8866542 [Reply] [Original]

If the principle of conservation of energy is real, then why does the total energy of nuclear reactions not stay constant.
Hard mode: You can't use E= mc^2 to explain.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 28 08:44:43 2017 No.8866548 >what is binding energy?? what is heat energy??? E=c^2*dm where E= enrgy release during reaction c=speed of light dm=change in total mass from before and after reaction. This is overly simplified terms but essentially why

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 28 08:46:07 2017 No.8866551 Brainlets like op are why education in america is shit. hurr durr muh cant create or distroy mass hurr durr >not realizing everything is just packets of energy

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