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Question 1

In the Lawson number what do the n and stand for?

ion density, critical ignition temperature

ion density, confinement time

neutrino density, confinement time

ion density, critical ignition temperature

neutrino density, reaction mean life


Question 2

Radiant energy reaching the Earth from the sun is not sufficient to keep the Earth's surface temperature comfortable for life. Of the following, the most likely source of the additional thermal energy is from

fusion of hydrogen nuclei in the Earth's core.

fusion of high Z nuclei in the Earth's core.

fission of radioactive nuclei inside the Earth.

fission of radioactive nuclei in cosmic rays.

deflection of radioactive nuclei in cosmic rays.


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anjilletteb

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Reply 2 on: Aug 10, 2020
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