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The Nuclear Binding Energy for Iron-56 Is the Energy Released $\beta$

Question 86

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The nuclear binding energy for iron-56 is the energy released in the nuclear reaction

A) 26¹H + 30 $\beta$ $\rarr$ ⁵⁶Fe
B) 56¹H $\rarr$ ⁵⁶Fe
C) ⁵⁵Fe + n $\rarr$ ⁵⁶Fe
D) 26¹H + 56n $\rarr$ ⁵⁶Fe
E) 26¹H + 30n $\rarr$ ⁵⁶Fe

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