Fission and Fusion Answers

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What conditions are required for nuclear fusion?

A
high temperature and low pressure
B
high temperature and high pressure
C
low temperature and high pressure
D
low temperature and low pressure
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Which are advantages of using nuclear reactors to generate electricity? Select 3 options.Nuclear power produces no hazardous byproducts.Nuclear power has a high output.Nuclear power uses nonharmful fuel.Nuclear power is readily available.Nuclear power produces relatively low carbon dioxide emissions.

A
Nuclear power produces no hazardous byproducts.
B
Nuclear power has a high output.
C
Nuclear power uses nonharmful fuel.
D
Nuclear power is readily available.
E
Nuclear power produces relatively low carbon dioxide emissions.
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Gazala makes a graphic organizer to compare nuclear fission and nuclear fusion.

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A
X: Provides household electricityY: Has rods containing uranium
B
X: Provides household electricityY: Requires high temperature and pressure
C
X: Converts mass into energyY: Does not produce usable amounts of energy
D
X: Converts mass into energyY: Is controlled by neutron absorption
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What are the starting materials for nuclear fission?

A
two small nuclei
B
two large nuclei
C
a neutron and a large nucleus
D
a neutron and a small nucleus
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What is the energy equivalent of an object with a mass of 2.5 kg?

A
5.5 × 108 J
B
7.5 × 108 J
C
3.6 × 1016 J
D
2.25 × 1017 J
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Trudy writes an expression to calculate the mass defect of a carbon-14 nucleus using the symbols in the table.

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A
(6mp + 8mn) – mc – 14
B
(8mp + 6mn) – mc – 14
C
mp + mn – mc – 14
D
6mp + 8me – mc – 14
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Carla sees an equation that models a nuclear change.

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A
nuclear fission, because the equation shows two hydrogen nuclei combining to form a helium nucleus
B
nuclear fission, because the equation shows a hydrogen nucleus breaking apart and releasing a neutron
C
nuclear fusion, because the equation shows two hydrogen nuclei combining to form a helium nucleus
D
nuclear fusion, because the equation shows a hydrogen nucleus breaking apart and releasing a neutron

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