Which of the following examples does NOT describe nuclear fission?
Bombarding uranium nuclei with beta particles to produce two lighter atomic nuclei.
Colliding hydrogen atoms to produce heavier helium atoms.
An unstable nucleus decays over a period of time.
Cobalt releasing gamma rays during decay to be used for a medical imaging.
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