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The stability of the lead-206 nucleus is directly proportional to its binding energy. Given the exact...

The stability of the lead-206 nucleus is directly proportional to its binding energy.

Given the exact mass of a 206 Pb atom is 3.4202880×10-25 kg, calculate the total nuclear binding energy in joules per mole 206Pb nuclei. Calculate in J/mol

Calculate the binding energy in joules per mole nucleons. Calculate J/mol nucleon

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