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What is the nuclear binding energy of a lithium-7 nucleus in units of kJ/mol and eV/nucleus? (Mass of a lithium-7 atom =7.016003 amu.)
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the nuclear binding energy
1Step 1: Definition of Nuclear binding
Nuclear binding energy is the amount of energy needed to divide an atom's nucleus into its constituent parts. Neutrons and protons, collectively known as nucleons, are the component parts.
2Step 2: Find the nuclear binding energy?
4m is the difference in mass between the reactants and the products:
Binding energies are often measured in millions of electron volts, or mega-electron volts (MeV):
3Step 3: Usinge the formula of atomic mass unit
The atomic mass unit is converted to its energy equivalent in electron volts using the following formula:
Therefore, the nuclear binding energy
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