Calculate the mass defect in the following nuclear reaction:
$_1H^2 + _1H^3 \to _2He^4 + _0n^1$
(Given: mass of $_1H^2 = 2.014 \ amu$,$_1H^3 = 3.016 \ amu$,$_2He^4 = 4.004 \ amu$,$_0n^1 = 1.008 \ amu$) (in $amu$)
$_1H^2 + _1H^3 \to _2He^4 + _0n^1$
(Given: mass of $_1H^2 = 2.014 \ amu$,$_1H^3 = 3.016 \ amu$,$_2He^4 = 4.004 \ amu$,$_0n^1 = 1.008 \ amu$) (in $amu$)
- A$0.018$
- B$0.18$
- C$0.0018$
- D$1.8$
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