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The Q-value of a nuclear reaction A + b `to` C + d is defined by `Q=[m_A + m_b -m_C -m_d]c^2 ` , where the masses refer to nuclear rest masses . Determine from the given data whether the following reactions are exothermic or endothermic .
(a)`._1^1H + ._1^3H to ._1^2 H ._1^2 ` , (b)`._6^12C + ._6^12C to ._10^20Ne + ._2^4He`
Atomic masses are given to be `m(._1^1H)` = 1.007825 u, `m(._1^2H)` = 2.014102 u , `m(._1^3H)` =3.016049 u, `m(._1^12C)` =12.000000 u, `m(._10^20Ne)` =19.992439 u, `m(._2^4He)` =4.002603 u

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