The binding energy of a typical nucleus is comparable to the electric potential energy PE elec 2x10
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The binding energy of a typical nucleus is comparable to the electric potential energy PEelec 2x1013 J found in Equation 30.7. If that is the magnitude of the binding energy of a single helium nucleus, what is the approximate magnitude of the total binding energy of 1 g of helium?
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