where does nuclear fusion occur?

Answer 1

Nuclear Fusion only occurs naturally on the sun or other high energy stars. On earth, we can use fusion in the laboratories or as an aftermath of an atomic explosion (this is how we found the last 15 elements on the periodic table).
It occurs on the atomic level, where two smaller elements join to make a larger element.

Answer 2

What Occurs In Nuclear Fusion

Answer 3

Nuclear fusion is actually a process where two nuclei of diffenet element combine to form a third nuclei releasing huge amounts of energy.
For example a combination of Tritium and Hydrogen atom to form a Helium Nucluei is an example of Nuclear Fusion.
Nuclear fusion occurs in sun primarily. Controlled nuclear fusion is still a dream since the vast amount of energy released can destroy the entire planet.

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Nuclear fusion begins in the suns core. The huge gravity of the sun draws hydrogen towards the center. Since hydrogen is the most basic element, the forces of heat and gravity fuse atoms of hydrogen together to create helium, releasing electrons and huge amounts of energy. This is a basic answer, there's a whole lot contributing to the action of fusion in the sun, and as a sun ages, it's elemental composition changes, along with it's apparent color and the energy/elements it releases into space. But, basically, fusion occurs in the core

Answer 6

Not sure what you mean. If you want an example it occurs inside all the stars. I think some of the human made atom bombs also are capable of doing nuclear fusion( thermonuclear chain reaction).

Answer 7

The sun and all the stars

Nuclear fusion requires a very hot temperature

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Answer 8

The most important fusion process in nature is that which powers the stars. The net result is the fusion of four protons into one alpha particle, with the release of two positrons, two neutrinos (which changes two of the protons into neutrons), and energy, but several individual reactions are involved, depending on the mass of the star. For stars the size of the sun or smaller, the proton-proton chain dominates. In heavier stars, the CNO cycle is more important. Both types of processes are responsible for the creation of new elements as part of stellar nucleosynthesis.

Answer 9

nuclear fusion occurs in the stars, and in the Fusion Bombs.
and everywhere else witht he presence of high (v high) temperatures and pressures, even more than the nuclear fission.

Answer 10

in sun and stars