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Calculate the binding energy per nucleon for the argon-36 nucleus, whose mass is 35.967545 u. The binding energy per nucleon: in J/nucleon Incorrect answers (including different variations of them with different sigfigs/rounding): 13.65E-13 13.7E-12 2.64835172E-12

Calculate the binding energy per nucleon for the argon-36 nucleus, whose mass is 35.967545 u. The binding energy per nucleon: in J/nucleon Incorrect answers (including different variations of them with different sigfigs/rounding): 13.65E-13 13.7E-12 2.64835172E-12

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Calculate the binding energy per nucleon for the argon-36 nucleus, whose mass is 35.967545 u.
The binding energy per nucleon: in J/nucleon

Incorrect answers (including different variations of them with different sigfigs/rounding):

13.65E-13

13.7E-12

2.64835172E-12

 

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