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Chapter 24: Q24.73 P (page 1105)

When a nucleus forms from nucleons, is energy absorbed or released? Why?

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The energy is dissipating.

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To find energy is released or observed

When nucleus forms from nucleons, energy is being released. The nuclear binding energy is the quantity of energy holding 1 mol of nuclei together. This energy must be absorbed to break the nucleus into nucleons and being released when nucleons come together.

Hence the Energy is being released.

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