Nuclear Binding Energy Per Nucleon & Mass Defect Problems - Nuclear Chemistry

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This nuclear chemistry video tutorial explains how to calculate the nuclear binding energy per nucleon for an isotope as well as the mass defect. The mass defect is the difference between the mass of the nucleus and the mass of the nucleons that make up the nucleus such as the protons and neutrons. The change in energy is equal to the mass defect times the square of the speed of light. This video explains how to convert joules into MeV or mega electron volts. This video contains plenty of examples and practice problems.

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Bro I'll literally give you a hug anywhere I see you, God is really using you to help students like us you know... you literally broke down a 2 weeks topic to me

bluegd
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What is your educational background? How do you know everything in physics, math, and chemistry

kidusbahiru
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Am actually impressed that when ever I want something u have a video for it yet making it simpler to understand

MukiibiTimothy-wknw
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Just so you know, the very last value, the one in MeV, is supposed to be negative in value. Great video, and thanks.

toocheaptobuycolognes
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He took 6 minutes 9 sec to find mss defect of carbon atom using calculator..
Imagine the time taken by neet aspirants doing this without calci😢
How much time they take??
Probably 15min for sure if you are good at calculating..
And spending 15 min on a single qn was impossible in exam..
Sometimes they don't even directly ask for mass defect but ask for energy using mass defect and this takes more than
Any suggestions??
However...
The explanation was good..
Thankyou 😊

vyshnavijampula
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Thanks bro for your work. I was trying to find answers for my questions about binding energy, nuclear fission etc in the internet, and found your channel. Here I found answers and even more! So thank you very much and keep up!

ihorpemakhov
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I’m confuse if it’s mpar-mnuc or the other way around

wasithpol
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i like the cut of your jib chemistry man

sydfigs
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Why is it that the negative sign were gone when solving the BE per nucleon @9:10?

axlprado
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I thought it was (particles - nucleus)?

theshinythings
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Hello, where did you get the 1.67493x10^-27? I was confused about where it came from.

michellesimagala
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Very helpful videos 😊 please keep it up 👍

madalitsojoycetembo
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shouldn't the mass defect be the predicted - the actual so you get a positive number then you can use that in e = mc^2

anirudhs
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is this video a part of any of your playlists?

IamKudos
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shouldn't it be -3.16 * 10^26 Mev in the end ... as the energy is released .so it should be negative

midchosen
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you have done the minusin wrong. Correct answer is Mparticles - M nucleus. 5:58

Joel-tijp
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Your videos are perfect except for the fact that I can't usually hear you. Could you up your mic for future videos? I'm autistic, so even though I have the volume of this video on full, I can hear the video playing in another room loud and clear, and it is very annoying.

cindyyao
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I just neglect the mass of the electron and its the same number.

jp
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how the mass of nucleas is less than the particles inside it ?

opaqueamjad
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why is it that binding energy per neucleon is not negtive?

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