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a deuterium (an isotope of hydrogen) nucleus (mass = 2.01355 amu) is made
up of one proton (mass = 1.007276 amu) and one neutron (mass = 1.008665
amu). which statement best describes what happens when a deuterium
nucleus forms?
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a. energy is conserved, but mass is not.
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b. energy is converted into mass.
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c. mass is converted into energy.
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d. mass is conserved, but energy is not

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