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The mass defect of the nuclear reaction `._(5)B^(8) rarr ._(4)Be^(8) + ._(1)e^(0)` is `Delta m`, the wrong expression `"is"//"are"`

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`Delta m =` atomic mass of `(._(4)Be^(8) - ._(5)B^(8))`

B

`Delta m =` atomic mass of `(._(4)Be^(8) - ._(5)B^(8)) +` mass of one electron

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`Delta m =` atomic mass of `(._(4)Be^(8) - ._(5)B^(8)) +` mass of one positron

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`Delta m =` atomic mass of `(._(4)Be^(8) - ._(5)B^(8)) +` mass of two electrons

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To solve the problem regarding the mass defect of the nuclear reaction \( _{5}^{8}B \rightarrow _{4}^{8}Be + _{1}^{0}e \), we will follow these steps: ### Step 1: Write the Nuclear Reaction The nuclear reaction given is: \[ _{5}^{8}B \rightarrow _{4}^{8}Be + _{1}^{0}e \] This indicates that one boron-8 nucleus transforms into one beryllium-8 nucleus and one positron. ### Step 2: Identify the Masses Next, we will identify the masses of the reactants and products involved in the reaction: - Mass of Boron-8 (\( _{5}^{8}B \)) = \( m_B \) - Mass of Beryllium-8 (\( _{4}^{8}Be \)) = \( m_{Be} \) - Mass of Positron (\( _{1}^{0}e \)) = \( m_e \) ### Step 3: Calculate the Mass Defect The mass defect (\( \Delta m \)) is defined as the difference between the mass of the reactants and the mass of the products. Thus, we can express it as: \[ \Delta m = m_B - (m_{Be} + m_e) \] This can be rearranged as: \[ \Delta m = m_B - m_{Be} - m_e \] ### Step 4: Analyze the Expression We can also express this in a different way: \[ \Delta m = m_{Be} - m_B + m_e \] However, the correct expression for the mass defect in terms of the initial mass minus the final mass is: \[ \Delta m = m_B - (m_{Be} + m_e) \] ### Step 5: Identify the Wrong Expression From the analysis, we can conclude that the correct expression for the mass defect is: \[ \Delta m = m_B - (m_{Be} + m_e) \] Any other formulation that does not follow this structure would be considered incorrect. ### Final Answer The wrong expression regarding the mass defect in this nuclear reaction is any expression that does not conform to the above formula. ---
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