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Which best describes what forms in nuclear fusion?

two smaller, more stable nuclei
two larger, less stable nuclei
one smaller, less stable nucleus
one larger, more stable nucleus

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one larger, more stable nucleus

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer. One larger, more stable nucleus.

Step-by-step explanation:

Nuclear Fusion: When two small atomic nuclei fuse together to form one larger atomic nucleus. During this process a lot of energy is released which means product formed will be stable.

For example: Deuterium-Deuterium fusion leads to the formation of helium isotope.


_(1)^(2)\textrm{H}+_(1)^(2)\textrm{H}\rightarrow_(2)^(3)\textrm{He}+_(0)^(1)\textrm{n}+3.27Mev


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