3. The reaction that occurred in the first fusion bomb was Li+ proton---X+a. Write the complete equation for the process, and identify the produce X. The atomic masses are 1.007825 for p, 4.00260 for alpha, and 7.01600 amu for Li find the energy for the reaction in kJ/mole.

3. The reaction that occurred in the first fusion bomb was Li+ proton---X+a. Write the complete equation for the process, and identify the produce X. The atomic masses are 1.007825 for p, 4.00260 for alpha, and 7.01600 amu for Li find the energy for the reaction in kJ/mole.

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3. The reaction that occurred in the first fusion bomb was Li+ proton---X+a. Write the complete equation for
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