reaction:One of the hopes for solving the world's energy problem is to make use of the fusion23411H + H → 2 He +on+ energyAccording to the above reaction, how much energy is released when one mole of deuterium is fused witone mole of tritium? (For the masses of the atoms and the neutrons, see the lecture material, Ch19_partpage 9.)Masses of Selected Elementary Particles and AtomsElementary ParticleElectron, beta particlePositronProtonNeutronAtomHH³HHeHeLiBeBe10 Be1BB11C14C14N19FNaSymbolje+Mass (u)1.0078250322.0141017783.0160492683.0160293104.0026032507.01600408.005305099.012182110.01353378.02460710.012937011.009305511.01143312 exactly13.00335483814.00324198814.00307400515.99491462216.999131517.99916018.998403220.99764Mass (u)0.0005485799110.0005485799111.00727646691.0086649158AtomNaMg30 Si30P32516535C138-127₁153226RbSr88 Ra228 Ra882288923290AcTh⁹0 Th234231p231234 U92235233 UMass (kg)9.1093819 x 10-319.1093819 x 10-311.6726216 x 10-271.6749272 x 10-27Mass (u)22.989769723.985041929.9737702229.978313831.972070734.9688527139.962591248.94787180.91629186.90918386.908879126.904468226.025403228.031064228.031015232.038050234.043595231.035879231.036289234.040945235.043923238.050783

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2 3 4 1 1H + 1H → He +on+ energy According to the above reaction, how much energy is released when one mole of deuterium is fused wi one mole of tritium? (For the masses of the atoms and the neutrons, see the lecture material, Ch19_par

2 3 4 1 1H + 1H → He +on+ energy According to the above reaction, how much energy is released when one mole of deuterium is fused wi one mole of tritium? (For the masses of the atoms and the neutrons, see the lecture material, Ch19_par

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reaction:
One of the hopes for solving the world's energy problem is to make use of the fusion
2
3
4
1
1H + H → 2 He +on+ energy
According to the above reaction, how much energy is released when one mole of deuterium is fused wit
one mole of tritium? (For the masses of the atoms and the neutrons, see the lecture material, Ch19_part
page 9.)
Masses of Selected Elementary Particles and Atoms
Elementary Particle
Electron, beta particle
Positron
Proton
Neutron
Atom
H
H
³H
He
He
Li
Be
Be
10 Be
1B
B
11C
14C
14N
19F
Na
Symbol
je+
Mass (u)
1.007825032
2.014101778
3.016049268
3.016029310
4.002603250
7.0160040
8.00530509
9.0121821
10.0135337
8.024607
10.0129370
11.0093055
11.011433
12 exactly
13.003354838
14.003241988
14.003074005
15.994914622
16.9991315
17.999160
18.9984032
20.99764
Mass (u)
0.000548579911
0.000548579911
1.0072764669
1.0086649158
Atom
Na
Mg
30 Si
30P
325
165
35C1
38-
127₁
153
226
Rb
Sr
88 Ra
228 Ra
88
228
89
232
90
Ac
Th
⁹0 Th
234
231p
231
234 U
92
235
233 U
Mass (kg)
9.1093819 x 10-31
9.1093819 x 10-31
1.6726216 x 10-27
1.6749272 x 10-27
Mass (u)
22.9897697
23.9850419
29.97377022
29.9783138
31.9720707
34.96885271
39.9625912
48.947871
80.916291
86.909183
86.908879
126.904468
226.025403
228.031064
228.031015
232.038050
234.043595
231.035879
231.036289
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235.043923
238.050783

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