Determine the energy associated with the following reaction: (mass of  146C=14.0077 u)
 146C  →  147N +  0-1e
(Ans : 3.77 MeV )



Given Data:


Mass of Carbon  146C = mC = 14.0077 u

Mass of Nitrogen  147N = mN = 14.0031 u

Mass of electron  0-1e = me = 0.00055 u



To Find:

Energy associated with the given reaction = E = ?



Solution:

We are given

 146C  →  147N +  0-1e


and we know that 

△m = (Total Mass of the Reactants ) - (Total Mass of the products )

or

△m =  mC  - (mNme )

by putting values

△m = 14.0077 u - (14.0031 u + 0.00055 u )

△m = 14.0077 u - 14.00365 u

△m = 0.00405 u



Now 

Δm  x 931.5 MeV

= 0.00405 u  x 931 MeV

= 3.771 MeV ------------------Ans

Thus the amount of 3.771 MeV of energy will be released during the reaction.



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