A possible fuel for fusion reactors is
A)ordinary hydrogen.
B)deuterium.
C)uranium.
D)alpha particles.

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Deuterium is the best choice for fuel in fusion reactors because it is abundant and can easily be extracted from seawater, while also producing a high energy output when fused with tritium. The other options are not feasible fuels for fusion reactors - ordinary hydrogen does not have a high enough energy output, uranium is a fuel for fission reactors, and alpha particles are a product of fusion reactions rather than fuel.

A Possible Fuel for Fusion Reactors Is