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The Difference in the Mass of a Nucleon When Outside

Question 12

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The difference in the mass of a nucleon when outside an atomic nucleus compared to inside the nucleus depends on

A) radioactive decay.
B) isotopic abundance.
C) the distance away from the nucleus.
D) the atomic number of the nucleus.
E) gamma emission.

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