The nucleus mass of beryllium-9 is 9.012182 g/mol. The mass of a proton is 1.007825 g/mol. The mass of a neutron is1.008665 g/mol. Calculate the binding energy of Be-9. (c = 3.00 x 10 8 m/s)a. 2.93 x 10 11 J/mol12J/mol12J/mol11 J/mol12 J/molO b. 3.08 x 10C. 5.62 x 10d. 8.12 x 10e. 5.54 x 10 30³ Bi decays by electron capture. What is the product?83a. 202 Bi83b. 199 T1C.O203 pb82d. 203,84³Poe. 204 Po84

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30³ Bi decays by electron capture. What is the product? 83 a. 202 Bi 83 b. 199 T1 C. O 203 pb 82 d. 203 84 204 Po

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