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Nuclear fusion is least likely to produce Hydrogen.

This is because nuclear fusion uses hydrogen. The atoms in hydrogen are used to create heavier elements. Therefore hydrogen can not make hydrogen.

Hydrogen has a mass of 1 ... The lightest element that the fusion would be able to make would be helium.

Nuclear fusion is the process by which nucleus of 2 elements fuse to form the heavier elements. The hydrogen atom is least likely to produce by nuclear fusion.

Nuclear Fusion:

It is the process by which nucleus of 2 elements fuse to form the heavier elements.

  • The hydrogen is lightest element in the universe that is composed of a proton.
  • Two nucleus of two hydrogen atoms are fused to form an helium nucleus.

Therefore, the hydrogen atom is least likely to produce by nuclear fusion.

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