What happens during nuclear fusion? A. Two nuclei join to form a larger nucleus. B. Two nuclei give off alpha particles. C. A nucleus gives off a positron. D. A nucleus splits to form two or more smaller

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What happens during nuclear fusion?

A.
Two nuclei join to form a larger nucleus.

B.
Two nuclei give off alpha particles.

C.
A nucleus gives off a positron.

D.
A nucleus splits to form two or more smaller nuclei.

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Answer:

Two nuclei join to form a larger nucleus.

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Erdna answered Apr 11, 2024

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