Question
Fusion reaction takes place at very high temperature because$:$
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Answer
Fusion reactions takes place at temperature about $10^7K$ it requires this high temperature so that nucleus are moving at very high speed, so that they have high kinetic energy and can overcome the repulsion between nuclei and come together.
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