a) They collide and stick to one another
b) Inside of the star called Sun. On the earth we don't have such materials that would withstand very high temperatures.
c) As it commonly happens today: boil water, get high-temperature steam, rotate turbine connected to a generator and get electricity
d) Sorry, I don't see any charts.
a) Hydrogen nuclei collide and stick to one another during nuclear fusion.
b) Nuclear fusion typically happen in our solar system, inside of the star called Sun.
Nuclear fusion cannot be used in power plants because it is impossible to create the high temperature required for nuclear fusion.
c) The energy released by nuclear fusion reaction can eventually be transformed into the electric energy used in homes as boiling water, get high-temperature steam, rotating turbine connected to a generator and get electricity.
d) Pros of nuclear fission: Â Technology is well understood and used in generating high amount of heat and energy.
Cons of nuclear fission: Hard to safely dispose harmful byproducts of nuclear reaction and limited supply of fissionable material.
When the slow moving neutrons are bombarded with the heavy radioactive nuclei, the product is the more number of neutrons are produced with the large amount of energy. This multiplying process is called nuclear fission.
The amount of energy produced in nuclear fission reaction is again used in the next fission process.
The nuclear fusion uses high amount of temperature and heat energy to undergo the process of fusion of hydrogen nuclei.
Thus, all the questions are answered.
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