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PhysicsEasyMCQ2024 · 08 Apr Shift 2

Q17.If Mo is the mass of isotope 125 B, MP and Mn are the masses of proton and neutron, then nuclear binding energy of isotope is : (1) (Mo −5Mp)C 2 (2) (5Mp + 7Mn −Mo)C 2 (3) (M0 −12Mn)C 2 (4) (Mo −5Mp −7Mn)C 2

What This Question Tests

This question directly tests the formula for nuclear binding energy, which is calculated from the mass defect and Einstein's mass-energy equivalence relation.

Concepts Tested

Mass defectBinding energyMass-energy equivalence

Formulas Used

ΔE_b = (Z M_p + N M_n - M_nucleus)c²

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