In a tokamak device, which is the most promising for developing fusion power on Earth, the ionised plasma of the fuel material must be contained in a ring doughnut shaped compartment at very high temperature, a magnetic field is used to control the plasma to keep in the ring shape wihout ever touching the sides. The magnetic field does not actually control the nuclear reaction which is brought about by the high temperature, but it keeps the reaction steady once it starts (in theory, only very short pulses have been achieved so far).
They could be chemical or (thermo)nuclear processes.
Beacause millions of lives were taken by the nuclear bombs
no
Thermonuclear bombs, or hydrogen bombs, are more destructive than nuclear bombs because they involve a two-stage process: a fission reaction triggers a fusion reaction, resulting in a much larger explosion. This fusion reaction releases much more energy and is more efficient at converting material into energy compared to the fission reaction alone. As a result, thermonuclear bombs are typically much more powerful and devastating than traditional nuclear bombs.
Nuclear
Testing of fusion devices. It is called thermonuclear because fusion only happens at very high temperatures. The prefix "thermo" means heat.
nuclear reaction= Kernreaktion
Nuclear energy consists of fissile material placed in a "pile." The heat from the reaction converts water into steam. This steam in turn drives a turbine. The turbine connects to a wire that spins inside magnets.
By turning it sideways and nudging it with a small thermo-nuclear expolsion
They could be chemical or (thermo)nuclear processes.
False
nuclear