MCQ
The correct equation of nuclear fusion reaction is:
  • A
    1​H+ 1​H→ H2
  • B
    1​H+ 1​H2​He4 + 0​n1
  • C
    1​H+ 1​H2​He+ energy
  • D
    2H2​ + 3H2​ 5H2

Answer

  1. 1​H+ 1​H2​He+ energy

Explanation:

In nuclear fusion reactions, the heavy isotopes of Hydrogen take part like deuterium 1​H2 and tritium 1​H3 as they have extra neutron.

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