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Where does fusion primarily occur?

  • In nuclear power plants
  • In laboratory experiments
  • In the sun (correct)
  • In nuclear weapons

    • In nuclear fusion, what happens when two or more atoms combine?

  • A single heavier nucleus is formed (correct)
  • The atoms split into smaller nuclei
  • The atoms remain unchanged
  • The atoms convert into energy directly

    • What is the output of the fusion reaction involving deuterium and tritium?

  • Two isotopes of Hydrogen
  • A neutron and an isotope of Helium (correct)
  • An isotope of Helium and a photon
  • A proton and a neutron

    • How does the energy released in fusion compare to that of fission?

    <p>Way greater than the energy produced by fission</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens during nuclear fission?

    <p>A heavy nucleus splits into smaller nuclei</p> Signup and view all the answers

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