D Hydroelectric D Industry E Natural Gas E Residential AB Nuclear Fission AB Transportation AC Nuclear Fusion AC AD Petroleum AD AE Recycling Waste AE BC Solar BC BD Wind BD Chapter 12: Nuclear Energy Based on the Energy Data Flow Chart: The largest use of nuclear fission is_____. c Approximately what percent of US Energy comes from Nuclear Fission c CODE ENERGY USES CODE Percent A Commerce A 0 B Delivery of Electricity B <5 C Electricity Generation C 10 D Industry D 15 E Residential E 20 AB Transportation AB 25 AC Not Listed AC 30 AD AD 40 >50 Nuclear fission: a) is a form of combustion. b) is the blending or "melting together" of two small atoms to form a large atom. c) is the splitting of a large atom into two smaller atoms of different elements. d) is the rearrangement of electrons that occurs during a chemical reaction. e) is the process that powers the sun and other stars. Chapter 13 : Renewable Energy Clusters of non-polluting wind turbines are called:
D E AB AC AD AE BC BD Hydroelectric Natural Gas Nuclear Fission Nuclear Fusion Petroleum Recycling Waste Solar Wind D E AB AC AD AE BC BD Industry Residential Transportation Chapter 12: Nuclear Energy Based on the Energy Data Flow Chart: The largest use of nuclear fission is_____. c Approximately what percent of US Energy comes from Nuclear Fission c CODE ENERGY USES CODE Percent A B C D E AB AC AD Commerce Delivery of Electricity Electricity Generation Industry Residential Transportation Not Listed A B C D E AB AC AD 0 <5 10 15 20 25 30 40 >50 Nuclear fission: a) is a form of combustion. b) is the blending or "melting together" of two small atoms to form a large atom. c) is the splitting of a large atom into two smaller atoms of different elements. d) is the rearrangement of electrons that occurs during a chemical reaction. e) is the process that powers the sun and other stars. Chapter 13 : Renewable Energy Clusters of non-polluting wind turbines are called: