A principal mechanism for energy loss during nuclear fusion is bremsstrahlung.This loss is associated with:
A)x-rays emitted due to electron-ion collisions.
B)radiation losses due to T4 losses.
C)conduction losses associated with $\Delta$T.
D)convection losses associated with $\Delta$T.
E)neutron collisions with atoms of moderator.

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Bremsstrahlung is the emission of electromagnetic radiation, including x-rays, when charged particles (such as electrons) are accelerated or decelerated by other charged particles (such as ions). In nuclear fusion, electrons and ions collide and exchange energy, resulting in the emission of bremsstrahlung radiation.

A Principal Mechanism for Energy Loss During Nuclear Fusion Is Δ\DeltaΔ

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