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The isotope shown has a mass of 14.003241 amu. Calculate how much energy is released from the binding of 5.150×10-5 moles of this isotope. All particles in the nucleus are shown.

The isotope shown has a mass of 14.003241 amu. Calculate how much energy is released from the binding of 5.150×10-5 moles of this isotope. All particles in the nucleus are shown.

Chemistry by OpenStax (2015-05-04)
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Problem 43E: A B58 atom (mass = 8.0246 amu) decays into B48 atom (mass = 8.0053 amu) by loss of a + panrticle...
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The isotope shown has a mass of 14.003241 amu. Calculate how much energy is released from the binding of 5.150×10-5 moles of this isotope. All particles in the nucleus are shown. 

16 12/07/20 miracoleh CORE out of 24 1st attempt Feedback See Periodic Table O See Hint The isotope shown has a mass of 14.003241 amu. Calculate how much energy is released from the binding of 5.150x10-5 moles of this isotope. All particles in the nucleus are shown. 9.34 5 OF 7 QUESTIONS COMPLETED 4 VIEW SOLUTION C TRY AGAIN 29
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