Can nuclear reactions be undone?

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Can nuclear reactions be undone?

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Yes it can, if you have all the products of fusion reaction and extra energy to make the reaction actually occur, nuclear fusion can be reversed!

Mahesh Karia answered Aug 12, 2024

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