Atoms heavier than iron-56 are more likely to spilt apart by nuclear fission, while atoms lighter than this are more likely to fuse together by fusion.
While atoms lighter than this are more likely to fuse together by fusion. Atoms heavier than iron-56, are more likely to spilt apart by nuclear fission.
Atoms heavier than iron-56, are more likely to spilt apart by nuclear fission. While atoms lighter than this are more likely to fuse together by fusion.
Atoms heavier than iron-56, are more likely to spilt apart by nuclear fission. While atoms lighter than this are more likely to fuse together by fusion.