Physics, 05.08.2019 21:30, shiiIjustneedananswe

Determine the minimum amount of energy (in mev) needed to remove a neutron from a 88sr nucleus. (for all masses, keep six places beyond the decimal point when performing your calculations. then round your final answer to at least three significant figures.)

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