Fusion Reactions

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For the following fusion reaction, Calculate change in energy per mole.( Answer in J/mole)2H1 + 2H1 ---> 3H1 + 1H1 (the mass
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The easiest fusion reaction to initiate is1-1H + 1-1H------> 4-2He + 1-0 n The 1-1 indicates a small one above the other on the
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How can you tell from looking at a nuclear reaction that fusion has taken place?a) The nucleus with the largest mass number will
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Which of the following statements are true?Fusion reactions result in nuclei with higher Z. To keep a nuclear power plant going,
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2. asked by Jamie
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which process occurs in a controlled fusion reaction?1 light nuclei collide to produce heavier nuclei. 2 heavy nuclei collide to
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1. Consider the binding energy per nucleon for 16-O and 56-Fe. Would you expect the fusion reactions leading from 16-O to 56-Fe
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2. asked by Sidiqi
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The overall hydrogen burning reaction in stars can be represented as the conversion of four protons to one alpha particle. Use
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Nuclear fusion reactions require that positively charged nuclei be brought into close proximity, against the electrostatic
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Can anyone help me to calculate the energy released when 7Li and a deuteron (d) fuse to form 9Be,Given only mass excess 7Li
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(a) One such reaction fuses two nuclei of carbon-12 (12/6C ) to form an atomof neon (20/10Ne ) with the emission of an
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(a) One such reaction fuses two nuclei of carbon-12 ( 612C ) to form an atom of neon ( 10 20Ne ) with the emission of an
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2. asked by sam
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For the following fusion reaction, calculate the change in energy per mole.2/1 H + 3/2 He -> 4/2 He + 1/1 H
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Rewrite into a different sentence .“If the atomic number of the nuclei undergoing the reaction is smaller than the atomic
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The atoms are bound to each other by electrons in a fusion reaction. The atoms are bound to each other by electrons in a fusion
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eactions can be written out in equation form with information about the nuclei that take place in the fusion reaction and the
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Which of the following statements are true?Fusion reactions result in nuclei with higher Z. To keep a nuclear power plant going,
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How is a main sequence star defined?Group of answer choices hydrogen fusion in the core Hydrogen fusion in shell around
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how many helium atoms must undergo fusion at 100 million K in the helium flash?
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Use the image to answer the question.An illustration shows two deuterium (1 H 2) nuclei each with one proton and one neutron
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Nuclear Processes Unit Test7 of 187 of 18 Items Question Use the image to answer the question. An illustration shows two
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1. Consider the binding energy per nucleon for 16-O and 56-Fe. Would you expect the fusion reactions leading from 16-O to 56-Fe
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2. asked by A.S
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For the following fusion reaction, calculate the change in energy per mole.2/1 H + 3/2 He -> 4/2 He + 1/1 H
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2. asked by Anonymous
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which process occurs in a controlled fusion reaction?1 light nuclei collide to produce heavier nuclei. 2 heavy nuclei collide to
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2. asked by Jazmin
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stars make new elements by?fusing elements together? fusing protons to atoms? fusing electrons to atoms? fusing neutrons to
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In magnetic confinement, are used to the plasma, and are used to confine its charged particles. In inertial confinement, implode
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2. asked by Truth
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Explain how this is a balanced reaction3/2 He + 1/1 H —> 4/2 He + 0/1 e
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