The actual mass of a 144 Sm atom is 143.911995 amu. (Consult Appendix B for any needed reference values. Enter unrounded values for your answers.)(a) Calculate the mass defect in amu/atom and in g/mol for this isotope.amu/atomg/mol(b) What is the nuclear binding energy in kJ/mol for this isotope?kJ/mol Appendix BPHYSICAL CONSTANTSSymbol orQuantityAbbreviationValueAcceleration of gravity9.80665 m/sAtomic mass unit1.660539040 × 10-" kg6.022140857 x 103 particles/mol1.38064852 x 10-" J/Kamu or uAvogadro's numberNABoltzmann's constantkCharge to mass ratio of electrone/m1.758820024 x 10" C/kgElectronic charge1.6021766208 x 10-1º CeElectron rest mass9.10938356 x 10-1 kgFaraday constantF96,485.33289 C/mol eMolar volume (STP)Vm22.413962 L/mol1.674927471 x 10-" kgNeutron rest massPlanck's constant6.626070040 x 10- J s1.672621898 x 10-27 kg2.99792458 x 10 msProton rest massSpeed of lightUniversal gas constantR8.3144598 J mol-' K-'0.082057338 L atm mol-' K-!62.363577 L torr mol-1 K-1O Cengage Leaming, Inc. This content is not final and may not match the published product.

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The actual mass of a 144 Sm atom is 143.911995 amu. (Consult Appendix B for any needed reference values. Enter unrounded values for your answers.) (a) Calculate the mass defect in amu/atom and in g/mol for this isotope. amu/atom g/mol (b) What is the nuclear binding energy in kJ/mol for this isotope? kJ/mol

The actual mass of a 144 Sm atom is 143.911995 amu. (Consult Appendix B for any needed reference values. Enter unrounded values for your answers.) (a) Calculate the mass defect in amu/atom and in g/mol for this isotope. amu/atom g/mol (b) What is the nuclear binding energy in kJ/mol for this isotope? kJ/mol

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