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• Nuclear fusion
  '''Nuclear fusion''' is a process in which small atomic nuclei fuse and release energy. In a To derive useful power from nuclear fusion, the nuclei need to be confined at pressures and temperatures far higher th
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• Nuclear fusion
  '''Nuclear fusion''' is a process in which small atomic nuclei fuse and release energy. In a To derive useful power from nuclear fusion, the nuclei need to be confined at pressures and temperatures far higher th
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• Nuclear reaction
  ...he nuclei of atoms, including [[radioactivity]], [[nuclear fission]] and [[nuclear fusion]]. Radioactivity includes both the gain of [[neutron]]s changing the mass o
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• Fusion device/Related Articles
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• Nuclear power reconsidered/Related Articles
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• Atomic bomb/Related Articles
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• Weapons of mass destruction
  ...delayed (i.e., fallout) ionizing radiation by means of nuclear fission or nuclear fusion.<ref name=Glasstone>{{citation
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• Radioactivity
  ...e induced to do so by [[nuclear fission]] (splitting of the nucleus) or [[nuclear fusion]] (merging of nuclei). Energy release is in the [[X-ray]], [[gamma radiati
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• Fusion device
  ...device''' is any assembly of components that can produce an explosion from nuclear fusion. A '''fission bomb''' can be dropped from an airplane, or at least transpor
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• Sun
  ...ts of [[hydrogen]], which it converts to [[helium]] through a process of [[nuclear fusion]], providing the heat and light that allowed [[life]] to form here on our p
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• Nuclear reactions
  ...used to study nuclear reactions such as [[nuclear fission|fission]] and [[nuclear fusion|fusion]]. Some early evidence for nuclear fission was the formation of a sh
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• Cold fusion
  ...//lenr-canr.org/acrobat/Fleischmanelectroche.pdf Electrochemically induced nuclear fusion of deuterium] ''J. Electroanal Chem'' p. 301 errata in Vol. 263</ref><ref> ...and produces [[tritium]] in equal amounts. The established theory is that nuclear fusion reactions cannot be initiated without the input of significant energy to ov
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• Los Alamos National Laboratory
  ...Thermonuclear weapons are based on the energy released by [[Fusion device|nuclear fusion]] reactions or, more simply, the fusion of atoms. ...ecifically designed as a test device to validate the concept of creating a nuclear fusion weapon. It weighed about 74 [[tonne]]s (82 [[U.S. customary units|short ton
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• Red dwarf (star)
  Red dwarfs [[Nuclear fusion|fuse]] [[hydrogen]] to [[helium]] via the [[Pp chain|proton-proton (PP) cha
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• Black hole
  ...ants are thought to be created after a star exhausted its capacities for [[nuclear fusion]]. It is estimated that for a star to be capable of compaction into a [[Sin
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• Hydrogen
  ...are still working on reactors capable of producing energy by controlled [[nuclear fusion]]. Our sun shines from energy produced through [[Hydrogen fusion]] in its
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• Nuclear chemistry
  ...used to study nuclear reactions such as [[nuclear fission|fission]] and [[nuclear fusion|fusion]]. Some early evidence for nuclear fission was the formation of a sh
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• Astrophysics
  ...an only be affected by other particles through the weak force (e.g. in the nuclear fusion in the stars). Because they do not react readily, they can pass through alm
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• Astronomy
  ...is the core region, a volume of sufficient temperature and pressure for [[nuclear fusion]] to occur. Above the core is the [[radiation zone]], where the plasma conv ...m a [[protostar]]. A sufficiently dense and hot core region will trigger [[nuclear fusion]] and it becomes a [[main-sequence star]].<ref name="sead">{{cite web | url
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• Fungus
  ...tructures called [[ascus|asci]] (''sing.'' ascus), in which [[karyogamy]] (nuclear fusion) occurs. These asci are embedded in an [[ascocarp]], or fruiting body, of t
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• Solar System
  ...nent. Its large mass gives it an interior density high enough to sustain [[nuclear fusion]], which releases enormous amounts of [[energy]], mostly [[Radiant energy|r ..." for a star, in that it has not yet exhausted its store of hydrogen for [[nuclear fusion]]. The Sun is growing brighter; early in its history it was 75 percent as
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