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Slinky

6 July, 19:18

Why isn't nuclear fusion used to generate electric energy in power plants?

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A. It uses a very rare radioactive isotope.

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B. It releases less energy per gram than uranium does.

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c. It requires converting matter into energy.

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D. It requires extremely high pressure.

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