Engineering :: Nuclear Engineering
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When combined in a nucleus the total mass of the protons and neutrons is less than the sum of their individual masses. This suggests that
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the mass defect is due to electrons revolving round the nucleus | [B]. |
the mass defect accounts for the energy of the electrons revolving round the nucleus
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the mass defect accounts for the binding energy holding the particles together in the nucleus | [D]. |
the experiments are not accurate enough |
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