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Why is the total mass of a helium nucleus not equal to the mass of its individual parts? The "missing" mass is due to inaccurate measurement on a very small scale. The "missing" mass has been converted to energy. The "missing" matter has been converted to mass. The "missing" mass has been converted to matter.
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The "missing" mass has been converted to energy according to E = m c^2
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