When Four Hydrogen Nuclei Fuse to Make Helium, a Small $9 1.67 × 10^{-27}$

question 97

Multiple Choice

When four hydrogen nuclei fuse to make helium, a small amount of matter is lost. What is the mass difference and energy generated The mass of hydrogen and helium nuclei are $9 1.67 × 10^{-27}$ kg and $6.646 × 10^{-27}$ kg, respectively.

• A)\(0.034 × 10^{-27}\) kg, \(3 × 10^{-12}\) J
• B)\(0.022 × 10^{-27}\) kg, \(2 × 10^{-12 }\)J
• C)\(0.068 × 10^{-27}\) kg, \(6 × 10^{-12}\) J
• D)\(0.011 × 10^{-27}\) kg, \(1 × 10^{-12} \)J