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Question 1

Consider the nuclear reaction N + He → O + H. The known atomic masses are
N:14.003074 u
He:4.002603 u
H:1.007825 u
O:16.999131 u
What is the Q-value (or reaction energy) of this reaction? (1 u = 931.5 MeV/c2)
◦ -1.279 × 10-3 MeV
◦ -1.191 MeV
◦ 1.191 MeV
◦ 1.279 × 10-3 MeV

Question 2

Consider the nuclear reaction H + H → He + 2 n. The known atomic masses are
He:4.002603 u
H:3.016049u
n:1.008665 u
What is the energy released (positive) or absorbed (negative) in this nuclear reaction? (1 u = 931.5 MeV/c2)
◦ 0.0122 MeV
◦ 11.3 MeV
◦ -11.3 MeV
◦ -0.0122 MeV
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