| fusion point |
Temperature at which powder is melted by heat to form a liquid film.
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| fusion |
): The nuclear reaction whereby the nuclei of light isotopes, like hydrogen, are joined (fused) to form heavier elements, releasing large amounts of energy.
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| fusi |
plural of fusus.
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| fusible m. |
an alloy that melts at a relatively low temperature, as at or around the boiling point of water. Bismuth, lead, and tin are usually the principal constituents.
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| fusicellular |
fusocellular.
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