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scZoUnD [109]
1 year ago
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brainly which process forms all elements up to and including iron, except light elements such as hydrogen and helium?

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gavmur [86]1 year ago
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<u>Nuclear fusion </u>is the process which forms all elements up to and including iron, except light elements such as hydrogen and helium

Nuclear Fusion reactions power the solar and different stars. In a fusion response, two mild nuclei merge to shape a single heavier nucleus.

The method releases power due to the fact the total mass of the ensuing single nucleus is less than the mass of the 2 unique nuclei. The leftover mass turns into electricity.

For years, the science has proved difficult to master. However over the last year, nuclear fusion has inched in the direction of fact. Scientists are mere years from getting extra energy out of fusion reactions than the power required to create them, they stated.

Learn more about nuclear fusion here:- brainly.com/question/17870368

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