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(a) What is nuclear fusion ? Explain wit...

(a) What is nuclear fusion ? Explain with an example. Write the equation of the reaction involved.
(b) Why are very high temperature required for fusion to occur ?

A

At high temperature, kinetic energy is sufficient to overcome repulsive force

B

Atoms are ionised at high temperature

C

Molecules break up at high temperature

D

Nuclei break up at high temperature

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For fusion high temperature of the order of `10^(7)K " to " 10^(8)K` is required.
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