If you split a mono item into stereo, it won't actually be in stereo; you'll have identical information in the left and right tracks, with the result being the same as if you'd left it in mono. It would be the same as if you duplicated the item, then panned one copy left and the other right. The same information coming from both speakers results in mono.
If you can clarify what you're trying to accomplish in the long run, we may be able to provide a better answer.
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