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Mass Defect and Binding Energy Calculator

The Mass Defect and Binding Energy Calculator will calculate the:

  1. Mass defect of any atomic nucleus when atomic parameters are known
  2. Binding energy of an atomic nucleus when atomic parameters are known

Calculation Parameters: The mass of nucleus is given in the periodic table in terms of atomic mass unit, u. It represents an average value of the mass of all isotopes for a given element. Conversion factors used : 1 u = 1.66054 × 10-27 kg and 1eV = 1.6 × 10-19 J

Mass Defect and Binding Energy Calculator

Note:

  1. Atomic number is the number of protons in the nucleus
  2. Atomic mass number is the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus
Mass Defect and Binding Energy Calculator Results (detailed calculations and formula below)
The mass defect of a given element Δm is u [atomic mass unit] = kg [kilogram]
The binding energy of an atomic nucleus Eb is J [Joule] = eV [electronvolt]
Mass defect of a given element calculation
∆m = Z ∙ mp + (A - Z) ∙ mn - M
∆m = ∙ + ( - ) ∙ -
∆m = ∙ + () ∙ -
∆m =
Binding energy of an atomic nucleus calculation
Eb = [Z ∙ mp + (A - Z) ∙ mn - M] ∙ c2
Eb = [ ∙ + ( - ) ∙ - ] ∙ 2
Eb = [ ∙ + () ∙ - ] ∙
Eb = [ u] ∙
Eb = [ kg] ∙
Eb = J
Eb = eV
Mass Defect Binding Energy Calculator Input Values
Atomic number (Z)
Atomic mass number (A)
Mass of proton (mp) u [atomic mass unit]
Mass of neutron (mn) u [atomic mass unit]
Average mass of nucleus (M) u [atomic mass unit]
Speed of light (c) m/s [metre per second]

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Mass defect of a given element Formula and Calculation

∆m = Z ∙ mp + (A - Z) ∙ mn - M

Binding energy of an atomic nucleus Formula and Calculation

Eb = [Z ∙ mp + (A - Z) ∙ mn - M] ∙ c2

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