In fusion reactions to make superheavy elements, energy is required to bring the two nuclei together and to form additional mass. How much energy must be converted into mass forthe alpha bombardment of 253Es to form 257Md? (The isotopic masses are 253ES = 253.08294 amu, 4He = 4,00260 amu, 257Md = 257.09558 amu.)O 3,01 x 106 k/molO 9,04 x 108 k/molO 3.59 x 1011 k/molmol ''0וא ו2ר O%3D%3DA Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.Question 1 of 49MacBook Proesc44F2F4F5F6F7F8F10F11F12F3@#3$&*236789delete{QWERTYUPtaberSDGHKrecaps lock<VNMiftoltaltcontroloption icommandoptioncommand,. ..* cOBNA

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In fusion reactions to make superheavy elements, energy is required to bring the two nuclei together and to form additional mass. How much energy must be converted into mass for the alpha bombardment of 253ES to form 257Md? (The isotopic masses are 253ES = 253.08294 amu, 4He = 4.00260 amu, 257Md = 257.09558 amu.) 3,01 x 106 kl/mol O 9,04 x 108 k/mol O 3.59 x 1011 k/mol wmol '0ו וכר O

In fusion reactions to make superheavy elements, energy is required to bring the two nuclei together and to form additional mass. How much energy must be converted into mass for the alpha bombardment of 253ES to form 257Md? (The isotopic masses are 253ES = 253.08294 amu, 4He = 4.00260 amu, 257Md = 257.09558 amu.) 3,01 x 106 kl/mol O 9,04 x 108 k/mol O 3.59 x 1011 k/mol wmol '0ו וכר O

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