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Nuclear Reaction: Introduction

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Nuclear reactions are responsible for releasing large amounts of energy, such as in nuclear fission and fusion, processes in which atomic nuclei split and merge, respectively. From this context, answer: a) Describe the differences between nuclear fission and fusion, considering the elements involved and the conditions in which they occur. b) Name two particles or radiations that can be emitted during a nuclear reaction. c) Explain the role of nuclear reactions in the formation of new chemical species.

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