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Chapter 20.2, Problem 1PPA
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The nuclear binding energy in joules and the nuclear binding energy per nucleon for the given nucleus are to be calculated.
Concept introduction:
The nuclear binding energy of
Here,
Mass defect is defined as the difference between the given mass and the predicted mass. Thus, the formula of mass defect is as follows:
Here,
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