Mass deficiency
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Mass deficiency describes the fact that the nuclei
made up of protons and neutrons have a smaller rest mass than the sum
of the rest masses of the protons and neutrons forming the nucleus.
The mass difference is equal to the released binding
energy. For the alpha particle with a mass of 4.00151 atomic mass
units, the structure of two protons (1.00728 atomic mass units each)
and two neutrons (1.00866 atomic mass units each), a mass defect of
0.03037 atomic mass units results. This corresponds to an energy (binding
energy) of about 28 MeV.
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