Identify the type of nuclear process given below:
$4\,_{1}H^{1} \to \,_{2}He^{4} + 2\,_{1}e^{0} + 2\nu + 26\,MeV$

  • A
    Fission
  • B
    Fusion
  • C
    Decay
  • D
    $\alpha$-particle scattering

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