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This document appears to be an exam paper for a physics course on nuclear physics. It lists the paper and subject code, allows 3 hours to complete, and has a maximum possible score of 100 marks. The key details provided are the topic of nuclear physics, the length of the exam, and the number of points possible.

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Paper / Subject Code: 88636 / Physics: Nuclear Physics

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