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The easiest fusion reaction to initiate is: 'H+ H→HE + 'n. Calculate the energy released per "He nucleus produced and per mole of He. H= 2.01410 amu He = 4.00260 amu H=3.01605 amu 'n 1.00866 amu

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The easiest fusion reaction to initiate is: H+ H He + 'n. Calculate the energy released per
"He nucleus produced and per mole of He.
H= 2.01410 amu
"He 4.00260 amu
H%3D3.01605 amu
'n=D1.00866 amu

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