For the fusion reaction shown, calculate the change in energy of the reaction in units of joules per mole. H+H→ He + In ΔΕΞ 7.92 x10-37 Incorrect J/mol Atom or particle H-1 H-2 H-3 He-3 He-4 neutron Mass (amu) 1.00782 201410 3.01605 3.01603 4.00260 1.00866

For the fusion reaction shown, calculate the change in energy of the reaction in units of joules per mole. H+H→ He + In ΔΕΞ 7.92 x10-37 Incorrect J/mol Atom or particle H-1 H-2 H-3 He-3 He-4 neutron Mass (amu) 1.00782 201410 3.01605 3.01603 4.00260 1.00866

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For the fusion reaction shown, calculate the change in energy
of the reaction in units of joules per mole.
H+H → He + In
ΔΕΞ
7.92 x10-37
Incorrect
J/mol
Atom or particle
H-1
H-2
H-3
He-3
He-4
neutron
Mass (amu)
1.00782
201410
3.01605
3.01603
4.00260
1.00866

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