Question

14 A ¹4N + He → 4X + ¹H​

Answer 1

The chemical equation you've provided appears to be a nuclear equation involving nuclear reactions. It represents the fusion of two isotopes of hydrogen, deuterium (²H, also known as ¹H) and tritium (³H), to produce a helium atom (⁴He) and a neutron (¹n). The equation can be written as:

¹H + ¹H → ²H + ¹n

In this reaction, two hydrogen-1 atoms (protons) combine to form a deuterium nucleus (one proton and one neutron) and release a neutron. Deuterium can be symbolized as ²H or ¹H, depending on the notation used.

It's worth noting that nuclear reactions, particularly fusion reactions, involve significant amounts of energy and are usually studied in the context of nuclear physics and energy production (such as in fusion reactors).