The fusion reaction ^2_1 D + ^2_1 D ^3_2 He + n uses the following atomic masses: , ,

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The fusion reaction 12D+12D→23He+n^2_1\mathrm D + ^2_1\mathrm D \rightarrow ^3_2\mathrm{He} + n uses the following atomic masses: 12D=2.014102 u^2_1\mathrm D = 2.014102\,\text{u}, 23He=3.016029 u^3_2\mathrm{He} = 3.016029\,\text{u}, n=1.008665 un = 1.008665\,\text{u}. Calculate the energy released per fusion event. (Take 1 u=931 MeV/c21\,\text{u} = 931\,\text{MeV}/c^{2}.)

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