What is the weight of a cubic centimeter of nuclear pasta? Group of answer choices About the same as an elephant. About the same as a train locomotive. About the same as a battleship. About the same as a mountain.

What is the weight of a cubic centimeter of nuclear pasta? Group of answer choices About the same as an elephant. About the same as a train locomotive. About the same as a battleship. About the same as a mountain.

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter30: Nuclear Physics

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