4. Consider the reaction "He(p. d) (a) Complete the reactions, calculate their Q values using mass data and determine whether the reaction is exothermic or endothermic. (*) (b) Using mass defect, calculate their Q values again and compare with the answer of (a). 3.

4. Consider the reaction "He(p. d) (a) Complete the reactions, calculate their Q values using mass data and determine whether the reaction is exothermic or endothermic. (*) (b) Using mass defect, calculate their Q values again and compare with the answer of (a). 3.

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(b) Using mass defect, calculate their Q values again and compare with the answer of (a).

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