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Nuclear Fusion
Hydrogen isotopes collide at high speed (high temp and pressure) and join to form a helium nuclei and a neutron.
This releases heat energy.
Nuclear Fission
A neutron is absorbed by a large nuclei (e.g. U235) causing it to become unstable. It then splits into 2 daughter nuclei and 2/3 neutrons.
This relseases heat energy.
The neutrons released can go on to cause a chain reaction.
Nuclear Power
Where the process of nuclear fission is used to create large amounts of heat energy. This heats water, which turns into steam. This then drives turbines that turn a generator.
Nuclear-->Heat-->Kinetic-->Electrical