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Detonation of a Fusion-Type Hydrogen Bomb Is Started by

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Detonation of a fusion-type hydrogen bomb is started by


A) splitting a small piece of uranium.
B) pressing together several small pieces of uranium.
C) igniting a small fission bomb.
D) turning on a laser cross fire.
E) none of these

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