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Given, mass of a neutron =1 .00866u, mas...

Given, mass of a neutron `=1 .00866u,` mass of a proton `= 1.00727u,` mass of `{:(16), (8):}O = 15. 99053u.` Then, the energy required to separate `{:(16),(8):}O` into its constituents is

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