In a nuclear explosion, the energy is released primarily in the form of _____________ energy?
Correct answer: A. Kinetic
- A. Kinetic
- B. Thermal
- C. Potential
- D. Electrical
Explanation
Most nuclear-fission energy first appears as kinetic energy of the rapidly moving fission fragments and neutrons. This energy is subsequently converted largely into thermal energy in the surrounding material.
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