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BINDING ENERGY NUMERICALS

NUCLEAR PHYSICS ( BINDING NUMERICALS )

  1. Calculate the binding energy per nucleon for:
    • 208Pb (mass = 207.976652 u)
    • 40Ca (mass = 39.962591 u)
    • 56Fe (mass = 55.934939 u)

Use the following values:

Calculate the total binding energy (B.E.) of each nucleus. The binding energy is given by the equation: 𝐵.𝐸.=(𝑍⋅𝑚𝑝+𝑁⋅𝑚𝑛−𝑚nucl)×931.5 MeV/u

B.E.=(Zmp​+Nmn​−mnucl​)×931.5 MeV/u where:

Step 2: Divide by the number of nucleons to find the binding energy per nucleon.

For 208𝑃𝑏208Pb (Z = 82, A = 208):

For 40𝐶𝑎40Ca (Z = 20, A = 40):

For 56𝐹𝑒56Fe (Z = 26, A = 56):

Thus, the binding energies per nucleon are:

  1. 2.Calculate the binding energy released in the following nuclear reactions:
    • 235U → 141Ba + 92Kr + 3n
    • 232Th → 136Xe + 94Sr + 2n

Use the following values:

SOL

Reaction 1: 235U→141Ba+92Kr+3𝑛235U→141Ba+92Kr+3n

Reactant Mass:

Product Masses:

Total Mass of Products:

140.914406 u+91.926156 u+3.025875 u=235.866437 u

Mass Defect:

Δ𝑚=mass of reactants−mass of products

Δ𝑚=235.043929 u−235.866437 u

Δm=−0.822508u (negative value indicates a loss of mass)

Energy Released (Binding Energy):

𝐸=Δ𝑚×931.5 MeV/u

Em×931.5MeV/u

E=−0.822508×931.5MeV

E=−766.065534MeV (Energy released as a positive value)

Reaction 2: 232Th→136Xe+94Sr+2𝑛232Th→136Xe+94Sr+2n

Reactant Mass:

Product Masses:

Total Mass of Products:

135.907219 u+93.915361 u+2.017250 u=231.839830 u

Mass Defect: Δ𝑚=mass of reactants−mass of products

Δm=232.038055u−231.839830u

Δ𝑚=0.198225 u

Energy Released (Binding Energy): 𝐸=Δ𝑚×931.5 MeV/u

Em×931.5MeV/u

E=0.198225×931.5MeV

E=184.6780425MeV (Energy released)

Summary:

  1. Calculate the binding energy per nucleon for the following nuclei:
    • 12C (mass = 12.000000 u)
    • 20Ne (mass = 19.992435 u)
    • 28Si (mass = 27.976927 u)

Use the following values:

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B.E.=(Zmp​+Nmn​−mnucl​)×931.5 MeV/u where:

Step 2: Divide by the number of nucleons to find the binding energy per nucleon.

For 12𝐶12C (Z = 6, A = 12):

For 20𝑁𝑒20Ne (Z = 10, A = 20):

For 28𝑆𝑖28Si (Z = 14, A = 28):

Q4.A beam of protons is accelerated from rest through a potential difference of 2000 V and then enters a uniform magnetic field which is perpendicular to the direction of the proton beam. If the flux density is 0.2 T, calculate the radius of the path which the beam describes. (Proton mass = 1.7 x 10^-27 kg, Electronic charge = -1.6 × 10^-19 C)

SOL;

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