For Cobalt - 59, determine the mass defect (in g/mol) and binding energy in (kj/mol) For Cobalt - 59, determine the mass defect (in g/ mol) and binding energy (in kJ/mol).Table 20.3 Masses of Some Nuclei and Other Atomic Particles"SymbolMass (amu)SymbleMass (amu0.0.000549Co275958.91841.00867Ni285857.9199H or p1.007282.013453.01550Ph206207208822.3.8282205.9295206.9309207.93161.He2.3.3.014934.00150Po8484210218209.9368217.96284.Li3.6.6.013477.01435Rn86222226221.9703225.97713.Ra88Be4.9.9.00999Th90230229.98375n1010.010211.00669091234234233.9942233.993111Pa6.121311.996713.00019292233234232.9890233.99041615.9905Cr92235234.9934245251.9273Fe92238238.0003265655.9206Pu94239239.0006

59 cobalt have 27 proton and 32 neutron

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For Cobalt - 59, determine the mass defect (in g/mol) and binding energy in (kj/mol)

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