Which force is reasonable for making fusion possible in the sun?

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andreev551 [17]2 years ago

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The force is reasonable for making fusion possible in the Sun is heat energy.

<h3>What is nuclear fission and fusion?</h3>

When the slow moving neutrons are bombarded with the heavy radioactive nuclei, the product is the more number of neutrons are produced with the large amount of energy. This multiplying process is called nuclear fusion.

The amount of energy produced in such a reaction can be calculated using the equivalence of mass and energy relationship.

E = mc²

The same happens in nuclear fusion where large amount of energy is needed to make more heavy nuclei.

Thus, fusion requires heat energy to continue the reaction.

Learn more about nuclear fusion and fission.

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