Chemistry, asked by mallickarpit5277, 1 year ago

The mass per nucleon in an ordinary hydrogen atom is

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Answered by Adarshthakur11

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since nucleon is equal to number of protons +number of neutrons
no of protons =1
no of neutrons=0
therefore its mass is 1

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