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The radioactive uranium isotope used in nuclear bombs is?
A
92 U 235
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B
92 U 234
C
92 U 233
D
92 U 238
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A
92 U 235
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92 U 234
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C
92 U 233
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D
92 U 238
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Explanation
Weapons-grade fission commonly uses U-235.
So the correct answer is 92 U 235.
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