Multiple Choice
The reason we do not yet use nuclear fusion as a common energy source is:
A) it is still theoretical, and has not yet been achieved.
B) a practical source of fuel has not been found.
C) the process requires more energy than it produces.
D) a means has not been found to control the nuclear reactions on a large scale.
Correct Answer:
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