In a hydrogen fusion reaction, two lighter hydrogen nuclei merge to form a heavier, more stable helium nucleus. The energy that

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In a hydrogen fusion reaction, two lighter hydrogen nuclei merge to form a heavier, more stable helium nucleus. The energy that is released in a hydrogen fusion reaction is
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O less than the energy released in chemical reactions of hydrogen.
O equal to the change in the mass of hydrogen during the reaction.
O the same as the energy released in the fission reaction of hydrogen.
O much greater than the energy released in a hydrogen chemical reaction.

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