Hich statement describes the process of fusion, but not the process of fission?

a. this process is only in the research phase.

b. this process creates massive amounts of energy.

c. this process produces dangerous amounts of nuclear waste.

d. this process needs very little fuel compared to fossil fuel energy production.

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Rylee Wilkinson

Chemistry

28 February, 03:39

Hich statement describes the process of fusion, but not the process of fission?

a. this process is only in the research phase.

b. this process creates massive amounts of energy.

c. this process produces dangerous amounts of nuclear waste.

d. this process needs very little fuel compared to fossil fuel energy production.

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Jaidyn · Answer 1

The answer is A. this process is only in the research phase

The process of fusion involves merging of atomic nuclei to form heavier nuclei resulting in the release of enormous amounts of energy. Fusion takes place when two low mass isotopes, typically isotopes of hydrogen, unite under conditions of extreme pressure and temperature. Scientists continue to work on controlling nuclear fusion in an effort to make a fusion reactor to produce electricity. However, progress is slow due to challenges with understanding how to control the reaction in a contained space.