FUNDAMENTALS OF PHYSICS V.1
FUNDAMENTALS OF PHYSICS V.1
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Author: Halliday
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 42, Problem 10P
To determine

To calculate:

(a) the mass excess ∆1 of 1H in atomic mass units.

(b) the mass excess ∆1 of 1H in MeV/c2.

(c) the mass excess ∆n of a neutron in atomic mass units.

(d) the mass excess ∆n of a neutron in MeV/c2.

(e) the mass excess ∆120 of 120Sn in atomic mass units.

(f) the mass excess ∆120 of 120Sn in MeV/c2.

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