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there is no end-scale "highest" temperature, to put this in easy terms : the bigger the bang the higher the temperature, to answer the Question: the highest temperature would probably be the temperature created when the big-bang occurred.

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If you meant to say 'very high' temperature, you probably mean nuclear fusion

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No, its not simple. It requires a sophisticated balance of temperature, pressure, and moderation in order to sustain a critical nuclear fission reaction.


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Nuclear reactions at very high temperature is known as?

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What do magnets do to thermo nuclear reaction?

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What is the advantage of using a pressurised nuclear reactor?

In a pressurised nuclear reactor the temperature is very high, which cn be accepted as a point for this.