Based on the following atomic mass values-'H, 1.00782 amu; ²H, 2.01410 amu; H, 3.01605 amu; 'He, 3.01603 amu; *He, 4.00260 amu-and the mass of the neutron given in the text, calculate the energy released per mole in each of the following nuclear reactions, all of which are possibilities for a controlled fusion process: (a) }H + }H → He + ¿n (b) {H + {H → He + in (c) }H + }He → He + H

Based on the following atomic mass values-'H, 1.00782 amu; ²H, 2.01410 amu; H, 3.01605 amu; 'He, 3.01603 amu; *He, 4.00260 amu-and the mass of the neutron given in the text, calculate the energy released per mole in each of the following nuclear reactions, all of which are possibilities for a controlled fusion process: (a) }H + }H → He + ¿n (b) {H + {H → He + in (c) }H + }He → He + H

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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