mayonnaise hints at nuclear fusion

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Mayonnaise could help scientists make nuclear fusion a reality

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Nuclear fusion has long been considered the answer to zero -emission by-product-free energy generation.

Nuclear fusion is the natural process that heats the Sun and all other stars, in which a huge amount of energy is produced by the fusion of light atoms, such as those in hydrogen, into heavier elements like helium.

When compressed and heated, mayonnaise exhibits some characteristics similar to the various states of plasma in a hypothetical nuclear fusion reaction.

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