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One requires energy `E_n` to remove a nucleon from a nucleus and an energy `E_e` to remove an electrons from the orbit of an atom. Then

A

`E_(n) lt E_(e)`

B

`E_(e) lt E_(n)`

C

`E_(e)=E_(n)`

D

nothing can be stated

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