The energy required to separate the typical middle mass nucleus 12050Sn into its constituent nucleons is : (Mass of 12050Sn=119.902199amu; mass of proton=1.007825amu and mass of neutron=1.008665amu)
921MeV
821MeV
1021MeV
1121MeV
A
821MeV
B
1021MeV
C
1121MeV
D
921MeV
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Z=50,A−Z=120−50=70
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