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Author Question: calculate the nuclear binding energy of Mg-24, which has an atomic mass of 23.98 (Read 484 times)

Jerome Hornilla

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on: Dec 19, 2020
calculate the nuclear binding energy of Mg-24, which has an atomic mass of 23.9850 amu.
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