Biology, 29.07.2019 08:00, brendonvernon8

What is one way in which fission differs from fusion? a) fission splits nuclei, fusion combines nuclei. b) fission releases energy, fusion absorbs energy. c) fission is not a radioactive process, fusion is radioactive. d) fission deals with the nucleus, fusion pertains to the electrons.

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