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4. Differentiate Nuclear Fusion and Fission. 5. What is the atomic number of the most strongly bound nuclide? а. 25 b. 26 с. 27 d. 28 6. Why are large electromagnets necessary in nuclear fusion reactors? a. Electromagnets are used to slow down the movement of charge hydrogen plasma. b. Electromagnets are used to decrease the temperature of hydrogen plasma. c. Electromagnets are used to confine the hydrogen plasma. d. Electromagnets are used to stabilize the temperature of the hydrogen plasma.
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Transcribed Image Text:4. Differentiate Nuclear Fusion and Fission. 5. What is the atomic number of the most strongly bound nuclide? а. 25 b. 26 с. 27 d. 28 6. Why are large electromagnets necessary in nuclear fusion reactors? a. Electromagnets are used to slow down the movement of charge hydrogen plasma. b. Electromagnets are used to decrease the temperature of hydrogen plasma. c. Electromagnets are used to confine the hydrogen plasma. d. Electromagnets are used to stabilize the temperature of the hydrogen plasma.
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