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If the nucleons of a nucleus are divided, then total mass increases. Where does this mass come from?

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asked Oct 5, 2018 in Physics by kratos

If the nucleons of a nucleus are divided, then total mass increases. Where does this mass come from?

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answered Nov 2, 2020 by kratos

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This mass is received from the binding energy of the nucleus.

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