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    1) The document discusses the structure and properties of atomic nuclei, including nucleons (protons and neutrons), nuclear mass, nuclear binding energy, and nuclear packing fraction. 2) Key nuclear properties mentioned are the number of protons and neutrons, total nuclear mass, mass defect from the total nucleon mass, and binding energy required to split a nucleus into separate nucleons. 3) Nuclear binding energy per nucleon is greatest at an atomic mass of about 56-62, corresponding to iron, and decreases with increasing proton number above this range.

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    1) The document discusses the structure and properties of atomic nuclei, including nucleons (protons and neutrons), nuclear mass, nuclear binding energy, and nuclear packing fraction. 2) Key nuclear properties mentioned are the number of protons and neutrons, total nuclear mass, mass defect from the total nucleon mass, and binding energy required to split a nucleus into separate nucleons. 3) Nuclear binding energy per nucleon is greatest at an atomic mass of about 56-62, corresponding to iron, and decreases with increasing proton number above this range.

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    Nuclei

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    1) The document discusses the structure and properties of atomic nuclei, including nucleons (protons and neutrons), nuclear mass, nuclear binding energy, and nuclear packing fraction. 2) Key nuclear properties mentioned are the number of protons and neutrons, total nuclear mass, mass defect from the total nucleon mass, and binding energy required to split a nucleus into separate nucleons. 3) Nuclear binding energy per nucleon is greatest at an atomic mass of about 56-62, corresponding to iron, and decreases with increasing proton number above this range.

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