What is the energy associated with the formation of 4.75 g of “He by the fusion of H and H?SubstanceMass (u)4He4.002603H3.016051H1.007832.27х 10-12

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What is the energy associated with the formation of 4.75 g of "He by the fusion of 3H and 1H? Substance Mass (u) 4He 4.00260 3H 3.01605 1H 1.00783 2.27 х 10-12

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What is the energy associated with the formation of 4.75 g of “He by the fusion of H and H?
Substance
Mass (u)
4He
4.00260
3H
3.01605
1H
1.00783
2.27
х 10-12

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