Calculate the total binding energy in kJ per mole nuclide and in kJ/mol nucleons for the following nuclides, using the data given below. Total binding energy Nuclide kJ/mol nuclide kJ/mol nucleons (a) He (b) Mg (c) Ca 20 Particle or atom Mass (u) proton 1.00728 neutron 1.00866 electron 0.০0055 He 4.00260 23.98504 41.95862 1 u- 1.66054x10 27 ka

Calculate the total binding energy in kJ per mole nuclide and in kJ/mol nucleons for the following nuclides, using the data given below. Total binding energy Nuclide kJ/mol nuclide kJ/mol nucleons (a) He (b) Mg (c) Ca 20 Particle or atom Mass (u) proton 1.00728 neutron 1.00866 electron 0.০0055 He 4.00260 23.98504 41.95862 1 u- 1.66054x10 27 ka

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