MCQ
Nuclear binding energy is equivalent to
- AMass of proton
- BMass of neutron
- CMass of nucleus
- ✓Mass defect of nucleus
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Mass defect of nucleus
d
$B.E.$ = $\Delta \,m\,amu =\Delta m \times 931\, MeV.$
$B.E.$ = $\Delta \,m\,amu =\Delta m \times 931\, MeV.$
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