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  1. chidi harry
    March 7, 2017

    Thanks a lot

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    • Billy Bob
      March 2, 2018

      Thanks for clearing that up. So a nuclear bomb is a fission bomb and a fusion bomb is a nuclear bomb and an atomic bomb is a fission bomb. Test.

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  2. Richard Janosy
    November 17, 2019

    Is there a typo in paragraph 5 – “The hydrogen bomb uses nuclear fission to create a fusion reaction making it more powerful and destructive”? Do you want to say “hydrogen bomb uses nuclear FUSION…” instead?

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    • Daniel Dadiya
      December 5, 2021

      Tnx for the clarity,,,but can we say that; to use hydrogen bomb is better to use nuclear bomb for lesser destructions in warfare?.

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    • Richard Kitela
      March 1, 2022

      Atomic bomb uses nuclear fission which is less powerful than nuclear fusion, but requires less energy to trigger as well. Nuclear bombs uses nuclear fusion which is more powerful than nuclear fission, but is initially triggered by nuclear fission. With that, Hydrogen bomb is a type nuclear bomb, involving nuclear fission to trigger nuclear fusion.

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  3. Tendai Dumbutshena
    February 24, 2022

    Is an atomic bomb as powerful and destructive as a nuclear one? Isn’t there a simpler way to educate people who do not understand physics about these bombs?

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