The energy released in the decay is the disintegration energy Q; Check all that

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The energy released in the decay is the disintegration energy Q; Check all that are correct a. In the calculations, we use atomic masses that include the mass of the electron instead of the mass of the nucleus as it is not possible to calculate the mass of the nucleus b. Electron masses cancel out c. The energy released in the decay is the disintegration energy Q d. Disintegration energy calculation does account for change in mass e. Nuclear charge is conserved means that the number of protons balance out.

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Energy Realesed = mass defect * 931.5 MeV

here mass defect means is the Difference mass of its constituetnst and actual masss

so

option 1 Suits best here

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