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ally49 ally49
  • 29-12-2015
  • Physics
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Suppose a scientist doing an experiment in nuclear fusion starts out with twelve atoms. How many atoms will most likely result from the experiment

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W0lf93
W0lf93 W0lf93
  • 13-05-2017

So we wan't to know what happens during nuclear fusion where we have 12 atoms. Nuclear fusion is a nuclear process where 2 or more nuclei will form 1 or more different nuclei with a release of energy. So if we start with 12 atoms, the most likely result will be 6 atoms.

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Animeaesthetic
Animeaesthetic Animeaesthetic
  • 08-05-2019

six, because atoms combine during nuclear fusion

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