Explain energy is released in the fusion reaction

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How much energy is released in (kJ) in the fusion reaction 2^H to yield 1 mol of 3^He? The atomic mass of 2^H is 2.0141 amu, and the atomic mass of 3^He is 3.0160 amu

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