Question
What is the average binding energy per nucleon over a wide range?
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Answer
- 8MeV
The average binding energy per nucleon is just the total binding energy divided by the number of nucleons. If we consider Na atom, its binding energy is 194MeV.
Its binding energy per nucleon is given by $\frac{194\text{MeV}}{24}$
= 8.08MeV
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