Which outcome relating to energy is directly caused by increasing nucleon binding in fissile isotopes?

💡 Explanation

An increase in nucleon binding energy implies that products have lower potential energy; therefore the energy released upon induced nuclear fission increases because of the increased energy transformation upon splitting, rather than impacting its fissionability or decay modes.

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