Is the mass of a nucleus the same as the mass of its protons and neutrons? #physics

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The difference in mass between the nucleus and the protons + neutrons, which make up the nucleus, is known as the mass defect.

Remember how I said this mass is converted into energy when the nucleus is formed? You can calculate the amount of energy released by using Einstein's equation:

E = mc^2

In this case, the mass (m) is the mass defect.

This topic is part of the UK's A Level syllabus. Do we have any A Level students here? If so, should I make more videos related to the
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