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The title pretty much says it all. According to my research there are 2 equally probable deuterium-deuterium reactions:
D + D > He3 + n
D + D > T + p
So what prevents D + D > He4 from happening? All these reactions are exothermic, conserve mass, and conserve the number of nucleons. What other rules/conservation laws apply here?
D + D > He3 + n
D + D > T + p
So what prevents D + D > He4 from happening? All these reactions are exothermic, conserve mass, and conserve the number of nucleons. What other rules/conservation laws apply here?