The fission bomb that exploded at Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945 released an energy of about 6x10 13
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The fission bomb that exploded at Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945 released an energy of about 6x1013J. (The value is known only approximately.) Consider a fusion bomb that releases energy by the fusion of deuterium nuclei (Example 30.7). What mass of deuterium nuclei is required to release the energy that was released at Hiroshima?
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