The amount of hydrogen produced is minuscule. The energy released is given by E=mc^2 where m is the difference in mass between the Deuterium and Tritium atoms a

The amount of hydrogen produced is minuscule. The energy released is given by E=mc^2 where m is the difference in mass between the Deuterium and Tritium atoms and the resulting Helium atom and neutron. Even a hydrogen bomb doesn't create a significant amount of water (consider that it weighs a few tons, and only a tiny proportion of its mass is converted).