Physics:Quantum nuclear binding energy
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Quantum nuclear binding energy is the energy difference associated with binding protons and neutrons into an atomic nucleus.
Overview
It reflects the quantum balance between attractive nuclear forces, repulsive electromagnetic effects, and the allowed states of nucleons inside a nucleus.
See also
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References
Author: Harold Foppele
Source attribution: Nuclear binding energy
