Which consequence results when nuclear binding energy decreases in fission?

💡 Explanation

Kinetic energy increases because mass converts to energy, due to the decreased nuclear binding energy, during induced fission. Therefore, kinetic energy of the fragments released increases, rather than a slower transmutation because the total energy must be conserved.

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