20.5 Energy of Nuclear Reactions & Nuclear Binding Energy | General Chemistry

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Glad to hear the channel is helping you. You should check out my General Physics playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLMlqayk59Ivqix9KKsTTA27udTZe6XpRx

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I try solving that problem but the mass defect is negative but yours shows positive

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My professor taught us to use the conversion factor 1 kg/6.23x10^26 amu when converting from amu to kg. I assume I should keep using my professor's conversion factor, but how come you are using 1.67x10^-27 kg/1 amu?

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Note that it should be 6.023x10^26amu rather than 6.23x10^26. Besides that one is just the inverse of the other. For comparison your could use 1 foot = 12 inches for a conversion or you could use 1 inch = 1/12 feet. Note that 1/(6.023x10^26) = 1.66x10^-27. Hope this helps!

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what about the mass of the electrons for binding energy?

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I know its because its only regarding nucleons, but my textbook added in the calculations for electrons also for some reason

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