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The nuclear reaction given below is of the type
$_{13}^{27} A l +_{2}^{4} H e ⟶_{14}^{30} S i +_{1}^{1} H$

A

fusion

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B

fission

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C

chemical

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D

transmutation

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Solution

The correct option is D transmutation
The conversion of one element into another is called transmutation. Therefore,
$_{13}^{27} A l +_{2}^{4} H e ⟶_{14}^{30} S i +_{1}^{1} H$
is an example of transmutation.

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