1.Write the equations of the proton-proton reaction chain. See to it that the number of protons and neutrons are equal in both sides. 1H + _____ > _____ + c+v _____ + 1H > _____ + y 3He + ______ > ____ + 1H _______ 2. Explain your idea why the reaction is called proton-proton reaction? 3. In the entire process, how many protons were used in 4He?

1.Write the equations of the proton-proton reaction chain. See to it that the number of protons and neutrons are equal in both sides. 1H + ___ > _ + c+v _ + 1H > _ + y 3He + > + 1H ___ 2. Explain your idea why the reaction is called proton-proton reaction? 3. In the entire process, how many protons were used in 4He?

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Chapter30: Nuclear Physics

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