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The atomic mass of F isotope is 18.9984 amu. The nuclear binding energy of the nucleus per mole is a. -8.19 x 1017 J/mol b. -9.03 x 101ª J/mol c. -1.43 x 1013 J/mol d. -1.72 x 1015 O A C D

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The atomic mass of F isotope is 18.9984 amu.
The nuclear binding energy of the nucleus per mole is
a. -8.19 x 1017 J/mol b. -9.03 x 101ª J/mol c. -1.43 x 1013 J/mol d. -1.72 x 1015
O A
C
D

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