Problem 1. Using the atomic mass data, calculate the average binding energy per nucleon (in MeV units) for the following nuclei: a) 4He. b) 235U. Atomic mass data: M(4He) = 4.002602 amu, M(235U) = 235.04393 amu, M(1H) = 1.00797 amu, mn = 1.008665 amu.
Answer -Given ,
mass of 4He = 4.002602 amu
mass of 235U = 235.04393 amu
Mass of 1H or proton = 1.00797 amu
Mass of neutron = 1.008665 amu
Average Binding Energy per nucleon of 4He and 235U= ?
For 4He,
We know that,
Nuclear Binding Energy = mc2
Also, m = Nmn + Zm1H - matom
wherem = difference in mass
N = no. of neutrons
Z = no of protons
m = mass of atom
We know that, 4He have 2 protons and 2 neutrons
So, m = 2 * 1.008665 u + 2 * 1.00797 u - 4.002602 u
m = 2.01733 + 2.01594 - 4.002602 u
m = 0.030668 u
Put this in nuclear binding Energy Formula,
Nuclear Binding Energy = mc2
Nuclear Binding Energy = 0.030668 u * c2
Also, 1u = 931.494 MeV/c2
So, Nuclear Binding Energy = 0.030668 *931.494 MeV
Nuclear Binding Energy = 28.57 MeV
Now,
binding energy per nucleon = Nuclear Binding Energy / number of Nucleon
In 4He, there are 4 Nucleon i.e. 2 protons and 2 neutrons
So, binding energy per nucleon = 28.57 MeV /4 = 7.14 MeV
Binding energy per nucleon of 4He is 7.14 MeV
For 235U ,
We know that,
Nuclear Binding Energy = mc2
Also, m = Nmn + Zm1H - matom
wherem = difference in mass
N = no. of neutrons
Z = no of protons
m = mass of atom
We know that, 235He have 92 protons and 143 neutrons
So, m = 143 * 1.008665 u + 92 * 1.00797 u - 235.04393 u
m = 144.24 + 92.73 - 235.04393 u
m = 1.926 u
Put this in nuclear binding Energy Formula,
Nuclear Binding Energy = mc2
Nuclear Binding Energy = 1.926 u * c2
Also, 1u = 931.494 MeV/c2
So, Nuclear Binding Energy = 1.926 * 931.494 MeV
Nuclear Binding Energy = 1794.06 MeV
Now,
binding energy per nucleon = Nuclear Binding Energy / number of Nucleon
In 4He, there are 235 Nucleon i.e. 92 protons and 143 neutrons
So, binding energy per nucleon = 1794.05 MeV /235 = 7.63 MeV
Binding energy per nucleon of 235U is 7.63 MeV
Answer -Given ,
mass of 4He = 4.002602 amu
mass of 235U = 235.04393 amu
Mass of 1H or proton = 1.00797 amu
Mass of neutron = 1.008665 amu
Average Binding Energy per nucleon of 4He and 235U= ?
For 4He,
We know that,
Nuclear Binding Energy = mc2
Also, m = Nmn + Zm1H - matom
wherem = difference in mass
N = no. of neutrons
Z = no of protons
m = mass of atom
We know that, 4He have 2 protons and 2 neutrons
So, m = 2 * 1.008665 u + 2 * 1.00797 u - 4.002602 u
m = 2.01733 + 2.01594 - 4.002602 u
m = 0.030668 u
Put this in nuclear binding Energy Formula,
Nuclear Binding Energy = mc2
Nuclear Binding Energy = 0.030668 u * c2
Also, 1u = 931.494 MeV/c2
So, Nuclear Binding Energy = 0.030668 *931.494 MeV
Nuclear Binding Energy = 28.57 MeV
Now,
binding energy per nucleon = Nuclear Binding Energy / number of Nucleon
In 4He, there are 4 Nucleon i.e. 2 protons and 2 neutrons
So, binding energy per nucleon = 28.57 MeV /4 = 7.14 MeV
Binding energy per nucleon of 4He is 7.14 MeV
For 235U ,
We know that,
Nuclear Binding Energy = mc2
Also, m = Nmn + Zm1H - matom
wherem = difference in mass
N = no. of neutrons
Z = no of protons
m = mass of atom
We know that, 235He have 92 protons and 143 neutrons
So, m = 143 * 1.008665 u + 92 * 1.00797 u - 235.04393 u
m = 144.24 + 92.73 - 235.04393 u
m = 1.926 u
Put this in nuclear binding Energy Formula,
Nuclear Binding Energy = mc2
Nuclear Binding Energy = 1.926 u * c2
Also, 1u = 931.494 MeV/c2
So, Nuclear Binding Energy = 1.926 * 931.494 MeV
Nuclear Binding Energy = 1794.06 MeV
Now,
binding energy per nucleon = Nuclear Binding Energy / number of Nucleon
In 4He, there are 235 Nucleon i.e. 92 protons and 143 neutrons
So, binding energy per nucleon = 1794.05 MeV /235 = 7.63 MeV
Binding energy per nucleon of 235U is 7.63 MeV
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