If the nucleons of a nucleus are divided, then total mass increases. Where does this mass come from?
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The mass comes from the surroundings thank you
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A nucleus consists of Z protons and N neutrons. Let the mass of the nucleus be M(Z, N). If the nucleus is assumed to be a simple collection of Z protons and N neutrons, the mass of the nucleus would be just the sum of masses of these constituents nucleons, I. e., where is the mass of proton is that of neutron
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