**Problem Description:**Find the energy released (in GJ/mol) during the following fusion reaction. Masses shown are in amu.**Reaction:**\[\text{A} + {}_1^n \rightarrow \text{B} + \text{C}\]**Masses:**- A: 6.01021 amu- Neutron (\( {}_1^n \)): 1.0087 amu- B: 3.00883 amu- C: 4.00642 amu**Instructions:**Significant figures are not taken into account.**Options:**- 427.6- 526.3- 274.1- 328.9 (selected)- 102.8

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Find the energy released (in GJ/mol) during the following fusion reaction. Masses shown are in amu. A 6.01021 + 427.6 526.3 274.1 328.9 102.8 ¹n 1.0087 → Significant figures are not taken into account. B 3.00883 с 4.00642

Find the energy released (in GJ/mol) during the following fusion reaction. Masses shown are in amu. A 6.01021 + 427.6 526.3 274.1 328.9 102.8 ¹n 1.0087 → Significant figures are not taken into account. B 3.00883 с 4.00642

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