What is the difference between Nuclear fission and nuclear fusion?
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Nuclear fission:-In this process big big atoms are destroyed and produced a large heat energy.This process is known as nuclear fission.
Nuclear fussion:-In this process small small atoms are join together during the reaction
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Nuclear fussion:-In this process small small atoms are join together during the reaction
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In case of fission, when neutrons are bombarded on a heavy nucleus, it splits in two nearly equal light fragments whereas In case of fusion, at very high temperature and high pressure two light nuclei combine to form a heavy nucleus..
In case of fission, this reaction is possible at ordinary temperature and ordinary pressure whereas In case of fusion, this reaction is possible only at a very high temperature (near about 10 to the power 7 Kelvin) and a very high pressure..
In one fission reaction nearly 190MeV energy is released whereas In one fusion reaction nearly 24.7MeV energy is released..
In case of fission, this reaction is possible at ordinary temperature and ordinary pressure whereas In case of fusion, this reaction is possible only at a very high temperature (near about 10 to the power 7 Kelvin) and a very high pressure..
In one fission reaction nearly 190MeV energy is released whereas In one fusion reaction nearly 24.7MeV energy is released..
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