Difference between fission and fusion, Physics

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Difference between Fission and Fusion

Fission                                                                                         Fusion

1. Heavy metal is divided into light nuclei.                                Light nuclei is joined into heavy nuclei.

2. Controlled amount of energy is free                                     An Un controlled amount of energy is released

3.The process can be completed in nuclear reactor.                  The process cannot be completed in nuclear reactor.

 


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