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Where does the energy come from in this fusion reaction? https://media.glynlyon.com/a_scichem_2011/4/21h1.gif possible answers: a small amount of mass converted to energy a nuclear reactor the energy needed to fuse the atoms together an external source of power
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option. A. Basically the mass difference from the reaction is converted into energy, acording to Einstein's E=(deltaM)C^2 law
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