The Law of Conservation of Matter states that matter cannot be created or destroyed. The carbon cycle is an example of the Law because the same carbon atoms are being recycled through the carbon cycle. ... Carbon is used for energy, and some is stored for growth.
4.6to the twelth power plus ten or something like that it has been a while since I have done the scientific notation but where ever you put in the number of zeros. is twelve
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four outer planetsThe Outer Planet the four outer planets and the Sun, with sizes to scale. From left to right, the outer planets are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The gas giants are mostly made of hydrogen and helium. These are the same elements that make up most of the Sun.
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Your answer is B and the element is Carbon
So what your looking for is matching isotopes. Isotopes are elements that are the same in amount of protons but different in mass meaning different number in neutrons. Because when you add the total protons and neutrons together you get your atomic mass. So this can be written as X=said element, top number above=different atomic mass, bottom number below=atomic number. Hope this help!!
Be careful because answer A has same masses but different atomic numbers so different atoms(elements)!!!
Fusion releases less energy than fission
fusion most commonly combines heavy isotopes of hydrogen into helium.
Explanation:
Nuclear fusion is a form of reaction that involves the combination of two light nuclei to form one that is heavier in mass.
The other form is nuclear fission which is the splitting of heavier nuclei either spontaneously or when bombarded with other nuclei.
- Nuclear fusion reactions in the core of stars powers the universe.
- The reactions produces a huge amount of energy of a greater and massive order than fission reaction.
- Small nuclei are involved in nuclear fusion and not the large ones.
- Nuclear fusion degenerates into series of chain reactions that are extremely difficult to control.
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