a)b)What is the binding energy in kJ/mol nucleons for silver-109?47 H+62 n ¹9 AgThe required masses (g/mol) are: H= 1.00783;n=1.00867;109Ag-108.90470What is the binding energy in kJ/mol La for lanthanum-138?kJ/mol nucleonskJ/mol57 H+81n-LaThe required masses (g/mol) are: H-1.00783;n-1.0086757La-137.90680

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What is the binding energy in kJ/mol nucleons for silver-109? 47 H+62 n ¹9 Ag The required masses (g/mol) are: H= 1.00783;n- 1.00867:19Ag=108.90470 kJ/mol nucleons kJ/mol What is the binding energy in kJ/mol La for lanthanum-138? 57 H+81n-La The required masses (g/mol) are: H-1.00783;n-1.00867:13La-137.90680

What is the binding energy in kJ/mol nucleons for silver-109? 47 H+62 n ¹9 Ag The required masses (g/mol) are: H= 1.00783;n- 1.00867:19Ag=108.90470 kJ/mol nucleons kJ/mol What is the binding energy in kJ/mol La for lanthanum-138? 57 H+81n-La The required masses (g/mol) are: H-1.00783;n-1.00867:13La-137.90680

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What is the binding energy in kJ/mol nucleons for silver-109?
47 H+62 n ¹9 Ag
The required masses (g/mol) are: H= 1.00783;n=1.00867;109Ag-108.90470
What is the binding energy in kJ/mol La for lanthanum-138?
kJ/mol nucleons
kJ/mol
57 H+81n-La
The required masses (g/mol) are: H-1.00783;n-1.0086757La-137.90680

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