Both nuclear fusion and nuclear fission reactions
a. release radioactive waste.
b. involve the splitting of atoms.
c. are utilized in nuclear power plants.
d. release large amounts of energy.

Both nuclear fusion and nuclear fission reactions release large amounts of energy (answer D)

Fusion and fission reactions are reactions involving atomic nucleus reactions

Example:

Uranium nuclei division reaction

In this reaction, Uranium splits into Xe and Sr isotopes and releases energy and gamma radiation

Energy is generated based on the isotope mass from the beginning of the reaction and after division

Ti  + D  -> He + n

Isotopes of Hydrogen Tritium and Deuterium form Helium

Let's look at the answer choices

fusion nuclear reactions do not produce dangerous gamma radioactive waste as in fission nuclear reactions.

So wrong statement

This reaction only occurs in fission reactions, whereas fusion reactions are the merging of atomic nuclei

So wrong statement

In this plant only the fission reaction process is applied which produces heat energy to drive an electricity-generating generator

So wrong statement

Both fusion and fission reactions produce large energy due to the presence of atomic nucleus reactions

So this statement is true related to both fusion and fission reactions

statements describe nuclear reactions

the equation represents a fission reaction

the general process of nuclear fission.

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