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← ScienceWhich outcome regarding binding energy occurs during nuclear fusion within main-sequence stars?
A)Increased nuclear stability and energy release✓
B)Decreased nucleon mass with greater energy
C)Gamma radiation causes mass increase
D)Reduced binding energy absorption of particles
💡 Explanation
Fusion reactions create heavier nuclei; therefore, the average binding energy per nucleon generally increases. This increase releases energy equal to mass deficit via Einstein's mass-energy equivalence rather than particles absorbing energy by reduced binding.
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