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Calculate the energy generated in kWh, when 100g of `._(3)Li(7)`. are converted into `._(2)He(4)` by proton bombardment. Given mass of `._(3)Li(7)=7.0183a.m.u ,` mass of `._(2)He(4)=4.0040a.m.u`, mass of `._(1)H(1)atom=1.0081a.m.u.`

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