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#19164
Nuclear mass
Be7 has a nuclear mass of 7.0147 amu
Be9 has a nuclear mass of 9.0100
Be10 has a nuclear mass of 10.0113
How would you determine which of the above nuclear masses has the largest binding energy per nucleon?
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