The Nucleus (Introduction)|Nuclear Density|Blinding Energy |Mass Defect|Practice Problem

Mass Defect|Binding Energy|Questions

Mass Defect|Binding Energy|Questions

Nuclear Physics||Nucleus and Binding Energy

Size OF Nucleus||Density OF Nucleus|| Binding Energy OF Nucleus

Energy is released in nuclear fission. Total binding energy of the fission fragments is large than the total binding energy of the parent nucleus.

Mass defect in the nuclear reactions may by expressed in terms of the atomic masses of the parent and daughter nuclides in place of their nuclear masses. The mass defect of nuclear reaction ""_(4)Be^(10)rarr ""(5)B^(10)+ e^(-) is

nuclear physics 1 Properties of nucleus and its classification| Binding energy|Binding energy per nucleon

Nuclear physics:Nucleus||Fission||Fusion||Mass defect||Binding energy||Binding energy per nucleons||Examples

All nuclei consist of two types of particles- protaon and neutrons. Nuclear force is the strongest froce. Stability of nucleus is determined by the neutron - proton ratio or mass defect or binding energy per nucleus or packing fraction. Shape of nucleus is calculated by quadrupole moment. Spin of nucleus depends on even or odd mass number. Volume of nucleus depends on the mass number. Whole mass of the atom (nearly 99 % ) is centered at the nucleus. Magnetic moment of the nucleus is measured in terms of the nuclear magnetons. Binding energy per nucleon is maximum.