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Nuclear binding energy is the energy that would be required to disassemble the nucleus of an atom into its component parts.
If book-binding cost is the cost required to bind a book, then shouldn't nuclear binding energy be the energy required to bind a nucleus?
Given the definition above, would nuclear disassembling energy (or nuclear breaking energy) be more appropriate?
If book-binding cost is the cost required to bind a book, then shouldn't nuclear binding energy be the energy required to bind a nucleus?
Given the definition above, would nuclear disassembling energy (or nuclear breaking energy) be more appropriate?