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Question 1(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)

(LC)How does a hydrogen bomb differ from an atomic bomb?
It is smaller but more powerful.
It destroys property only, not people.
It uses plutonium as fuel, not uranium.
Its nuclear reaction is easier to control.

Answer 1

D. Its nuclear reaction is easier to control.

Step-by-step explanation:

An atomic bomb uses either uranium or plutonium and relies on fission, a nuclear reaction in which a nucleus or an atom breaks apart into two pieces. To make a hydrogen bomb, one would still need uranium or plutonium as well as two other isotopes of hydrogen, called deuterium and tritium.