Asked by Sanya

A tritium nucleus is formed by combining two
neutrons and a proton. The mass of this nucleus
is 9.106 × 10–3 universal mass unit less than the
combined mass of the particles from which it is
formed. Approximately how much energy is
released when this nucleus is formed?
Answered by Damon
E = m c^2
Answered by Elena

E=Δm•c²=
=9.106•10⁻³•1.67•10⁻²⁷•(3•10⁸)²=1.37•10⁻¹²J
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