Which of the following statements regarding ordinary chemical reactions and nuclear reactions is correct?
A) The identity of an atom never changes during a nuclear reaction.
B) The identity of an atom may not change during an ordinary chemical reaction.
C) There can never be a change in the total mass measured before and after a chemical reaction or a nuclear reaction.
D) The energy change associated with a chemical reaction is always much greater than that of a nuclear reaction.
E) The free energy of the universe always increases during nuclear reactions.
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