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no, refer to the law conservation of mass: in a chemical reaction, energy can niether be created nor destroyed.

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  • Hydrogen can be changed to helium in fusion processes with an associate release of energy. This effectively destroys or removes the hydrogen and converts it to something else.
  • Hydrogen atoms can also be converted to energy (destroyed) through contact with anti matter particles.
  • As far as hydrogen creation this was an event occurring shortly after the Big bang. Elementary particles (quarks) begin to bond in trios, forming photons, positrons and netrinos and their antiparticles. After about one hundredth of a second hydrogen started to form.
  • Hydrogen can also be created when the atoms of fissionable materials split
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