B Why does Lithium fission produce energy?

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Lithium fission is a process that can release energy, contrary to the common understanding that fission typically involves heavy elements. The discussion clarifies that while fission generally consumes energy for light elements, specific reactions involving lithium can yield energy due to the unique properties of its isotopes. Participants request detailed equations and binding energy values to better understand the reactions involved. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity on the conditions under which lithium can undergo fission and produce energy. Overall, the exploration of lithium's behavior in nuclear reactions challenges conventional notions of fission and fusion.
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Please write down the equation for the exact reaction you are talking about, and also the binding energy for each participant.
 
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