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-> That doesn't sound right. Chemical explosives don't destroy mass
-> either, do they? It's just a release of molecular binding energy -- a
-> chemical reaction that releases energy in the form of heat. I thought
-> the mass was still all there.
Nope. When energy is "released", going someplace else in the form of
light, sound, etc., it takes a tiny bit of mass with it. The total mass
of the products of an explosion is less than the mass of the material
just prior to the explosion.
dow
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