Nuclear fission and fusion,
Which label belongs in the region marked X?
Fission
Fusion<...
Physics, 23.10.2020 01:01 savannahvargas512
Nuclear fission and fusion,
Which label belongs in the region marked X?
Fission
Fusion
A produces neutrons
B forms heavier atoms
C joins two nuclei
D forms lighter nuclei
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