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Calculate the mass defect for beryllium-9, the only isotope of beryllium. The mass of beryllium-9 is 9.012182 amu. The mass of a proton (p11) is 1.00728 amu; the mass of a neutron (n01) is1.00866 amu, and the mass of an electron(e10) is0.00055 amu.

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Calculate the mass defect for beryllium-9, the only isotope of beryllium. The mass of beryllium-9 is...