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) Determine the energy required to remove a proton from a Carbon nucleus
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@Jemurray3 Is it just a binding energy ?
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You'll have to find the difference in mass energy between the initial and final states. The initial state is carbon 12, the final state is Boron 11 + a proton.
(M_carbon- M_boron) c^2 ?
No, you need to add in a proton in the final state
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(M_carbon-( M_boron+M_proton) c^2
yup. Remember, carbon 12, and boron 11.
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