The molar mass of 31 P is 30.9738 g/mol. (a) Use the masses of hydrogen-1 and the
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The molar mass of 31P is 30.9738 g/mol.
(a) Use the masses of hydrogen-1 and the neutron given in Table 21.3 to calculate the mass defect of this nuclide in grams per mole.
(b) Express the total nuclear binding energy, in megaelectron volts, for this nuclide.
(c) Calculate the binding energy per nucleon for 31P.
Table 21.3 
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