Which of the following best describes a nuclear fusion reaction?

1 answer:

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Answer:

A reaction that joins the nuclei of two atoms into one

Explanation:

Think of the words "nuclear fusion".

Nuclear = "relating to a nucleus"

Fusion = "joining"

So, nuclear fusion is the joining of two nuclei into one.

A and B are wrong, because chemical reactions involve electrons.

D is wrong, because the splitting of a nucleus is fission.

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