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B) Hit the hydrogen nucleus with an electron.
C) Cool the hydrogen until the nuclei are at rest and then suddenly compress them.
D) Bring the hydrogen nuclei together very slowly until they hold together.
E) Heat it up to such a high temperature that collisions cause the nuclei to fuse.


E

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