Physics, 02.10.2019 07:30, hebrew1148

Is the combination of two nuclei to produce a nucleus of heavier mass.
a. fission
b. nuclear radiation
c. radioactivity
d. fusion

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Is the combination of two nuclei to produce a nucleus of heavier mass.
a. fission
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