Which mechanism limits the energy released during nuclear fission?

💡 Explanation

Energy release ceases because the **nuclear binding energy saturation** point is reached as smaller nuclei are increasingly stable; therefore fission stops releasing energy, rather than producing even more energy via alternative decay events.

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