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The above is a plate of binding energy per nucleon `E_(0)` against the nuclear mass `M, A, B,C,D,E,F` correspond to different nuclei Consider four reactions:

A

`A + B rarr C + epsilon`

B

`C rarrA + B + epsilon `

C

`D + E rarr F + epsilon`

D

`F rarr D + E + epsilon `

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