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[" The binding energy of deutron "(1H^(2))" is "1.15" MeV per nucleon and an alpha "],[" particle "(2He^(4))" has a binding energy of "7.1" MeV per nucleon.Then in the "],[" reaction "1H^(2)+1H^(2)rarr_(2)He^(4)+Q],[" The energy Q released in MeV is "]

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