Binding Energy Per Nucleon Table, And from this, you can conclude that the nuclear force must be very short range.

Binding Energy Per Nucleon Table, 24A graph of average binding energy per nucleon, BE / A BE / A, for stable nuclei. The binding energy per nucleon rises up until the element iron (Fe) and then . teadily falls. 5820 Nuclear binding energy is the energy required to separate the nucleus of an atom into its parts. This graph is considered by many physicists to be one of the most Nuclear binding energy is defined as the potential energy associated with the net force that binds nucleons within an atomic nucleus, which is calculated based on the mass defect between the total The table above shows the amount of binding energy in each nucleon of each element. This increase is generated by increasing forces per nucleon in the nucleus, as each additional nucleon is attracted by other nearby nucleons, and thus more tightly bound to the whole. Some of the binding energies per nucleon for some common elements are shown in the following table. 1 MeV. In this paper, the integrated nuclear model is introduced and a binding energy formula based on this model is presented. 7. vffd vcunc qzhg 1l7ts et03jl 7p leuhw 3rb5 huhy qf