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What happens in nuclear fusion? A. Isotopes are made from gamma rays. B. Two separate nuclei form one nucleus. C. Missing mass is added back to a nucleus. D. Nuclei spontaneously break down.
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What happens in nuclear fusion?

A. Isotopes are made from gamma rays.
B. Two separate nuclei form one nucleus.
C. Missing mass is added back to a nucleus.
D. Nuclei spontaneously break down.

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The correct answer would be B
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