The easiest fusion reaction to initiate is ²₁H + ³H → 4₂He + ¹on Calculate the energy released, in kJ, per nucleus of 42 He produced. The masses of the relevant particles are as follows (1 amu = 1.66×10-27 kg): Particle Mass (amu) ²H 2.01410 3H 3.01605 He 4.00260 In 1.00866 -ge 5.4858 × 10-4

The easiest fusion reaction to initiate is ²₁H + ³H → 4₂He + ¹on Calculate the energy released, in kJ, per nucleus of 42 He produced. The masses of the relevant particles are as follows (1 amu = 1.66×10-27 kg): Particle Mass (amu) ²H 2.01410 3H 3.01605 He 4.00260 In 1.00866 -ge 5.4858 × 10-4

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