Difference Between Nuclear Reaction And Chemical Reaction

 6 Difference Between Nuclear Reaction And Chemical Reaction

S.NO.	Nuclear Reaction	Chemical Reaction
1.	A nuclear reaction is a type of reaction that involves a change in the nucleus of an atom.	A chemical reaction is a type of reaction that involves a change in the arrangement of atoms.
2.	Nuclear reactions involve the release or absorption of energy.	Chemical reactions involve the transfer of electrons between atoms.
3.	Nuclear reactions involve the emission or absorption of subatomic particles, such as protons and neutrons.	Chemical reactions do not involve the emission or absorption of subatomic particles.
4.	Nuclear reactions are typically more energetic and involve much larger amounts of energy than chemical reactions.	Chemical reactions less energetic and involve lesser amounts of energy than Nuclear reactions.
5.	Nuclear reactions can result in the creation or destruction of elements.	Chemical reactions involve the rearrangement of atoms to form new compounds.
6.	Nuclear reactions can be used to generate electricity or to produce medical isotopes.	Chemical reactions are used in a wide range of industrial and everyday applications, including the production of food, medicine, and materials.

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