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Which is a characteristic of nuclear fusion?
produces radioactive waste
involves the collision of two nuclei
commonly used by humans as an energy source
requires very little activation energy
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involves the collision of two nuclei
Explanation: Nuclear fusion combines (collides and merges) two light nuclei into a heavier nucleus, releasing energy. It requires very high activation energy (temperatures/pressures) and is not yet a common energy source; it also produces far less long‑lived radioactive waste than fission (though neutron activation of materials can occur).
Explanation: Nuclear fusion combines (collides and merges) two light nuclei into a heavier nucleus, releasing energy. It requires very high activation energy (temperatures/pressures) and is not yet a common energy source; it also produces far less long‑lived radioactive waste than fission (though neutron activation of materials can occur).
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