How to pronounce“released”in English
fusion. But that mass defect, E=MC², we know from Einstein, is also energy. And so, in that process, a tremendous amount of energy is
released. And the actual reactions, I think, is a lot more interesting than simply it's a little bit lighter, and therefore, energy is released. But that's the fundamental
process in fusion as you're bringing those lightweight atomic nuclei, those isotopes together. Fission is the exact opposite, where you're taking the heaviest elements in the universe:
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Definitions of “released”
simple past and past participle of release
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