The overall reaction taking place during hydrogen burning in a young star is 4|H He + 2B + 2v + energy > How much energy (in MeV) is released per He nucleus formed? Per mole of He formed? (Masses of atoms: H atom 1.007825 amu; He atom 5.48580X10 amu.) 4.00260 amu; mass of positron

The overall reaction taking place during hydrogen burning in a young star is 4|H He + 2B + 2v + energy > How much energy (in MeV) is released per He nucleus formed? Per mole of He formed? (Masses of atoms: H atom 1.007825 amu; He atom 5.48580X10 amu.) 4.00260 amu; mass of positron

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The overall reaction taking place during hydrogen burning
in a young star is
4|H
He + 2B + 2v + energy
>
How much energy (in MeV) is released per He nucleus formed?
Per mole of He formed? (Masses of atoms: H atom
1.007825 amu; He atom
5.48580X10 amu.)
4.00260 amu; mass of positron

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