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Design a diagram, sketch, or other model to show changes in the nucleus of an atom during nuclear fission and fusion. Include a short description and a way to compare the amounts of energy released in each event.

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"Nuclear fission, or radioactive decay, occurs when a heavy atomic nucleus splits into smaller nuclei. For example, atoms of uranium-235 can break down into smaller particles. Some of those particles are atoms of lighter elements. The rest are neutrons."

"Nuclear fusion are reactions that occur when two small nuclei combine to form one larger nucleus. Like nuclear fission reactions, fusion reactions release very large amounts of energy."

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