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Nuclear Bonds: Scramble to Solve

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Arrange concepts about nuclear binding

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Nuclear Bonds: Scramble to Solve
 

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Arrange concepts about nuclear binding

by Есенгелдиева Сабина
1

Minimum energy required to disassemble nucleus into nucleons.

  
  
2

Difference between total nucleon mass and nucleus mass.

  
  
3

Fundamental interaction overcoming repulsion to hold nucleus together.

     
  
  
4

Average energy holding each constituent unit within nucleus.

           
  
  
     
5

Energy required to separate a nucleus into its individual protons and neutrons.

     
  
  
6

Difference between the sum of the masses of constituents and the actual nucleus.

  
  
7

Fundamental interaction that keeps nucleons confined within the atomic core.

8

Average energy needed to remove one particle from a typical nucleus.

        
  
  
  
9

Principle linking mass change to energy through a universal constant.

  
  
10

Difference between mass and sum of nucleons' masses.

     
  
  
11

Core of atom where protons and neutrons cluster.

12

Energy and mass convert, allowing processes release energy.

  
  
13

Fundamental interaction holding nucleons together inside the nucleus.

     
  
  
14

Light Nuclei

     
  
  
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