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Uranium nuclear-binding energy

The mass loss or binding energy per nuclear particle (protons and neutrons) rises rapidly to a maximum at iron, then falls. Iron is the most stable nucleus of all. The mass losses or binding energies per nucleon are plotted above for all nuclei from helium through uranium. [Pg.236]

FOLLOW-UP PROBLEM 23.6 Uranium-235 is the essential component of the fuel in nuclear power plants. Calculate the binding energy per nucleon for Is this nuclide more or less stable than "C (mass of atom = 235.043924 amu) ... [Pg.784]

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