Nuclear Fusion Vs. Fission: Do You Know The Difference?
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| Total Attempts: 270
Nuclear power has been a large, yet misunderstood source of energy due to accidents such as Chernobyl. The truth is nuclear reactions create a lot of good, clean power, but fusion and fission are two completely different reactions. How much do you know about these two energy reactions?
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Combining 2 nuclei together to produce energy is the process of?- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
- 2.
Nuclear Power Plants use which type of energy?
- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
- 3.
Nuclear bombs use which type of energy?
- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
- 4.
Which type of reactions occur inside the sun?
- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
- 5.
Which type of energy is a chain-reaction?
- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
- 6.
Which reaction produces radioactive toxic waste?
- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
- 7.
Which does not produce carbon emissions? select all that apply.
- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
- 8.
Which reaction process creates more energy?
- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
- 9.
Which process needs temperatures of 100 million degrees celcius for the reaction to occur?
- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
- 10.
Splitting a heavy unstable nucleus into smaller nuclei is?
- A.
Fusion
- B.
Fission
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