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Mass Excesses of Some Proton Rich Light Nuclides

K. Gul

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Mass excesses of some proton rich light nuclides with mass number less than 40 have been computed on the basis of isobaric mass multiplet equation using up-to-date data on isobaric analogue states. These have been compared with the updated Janecke-Garvey-Kelson and experimental mass values. The present mass values of proton rich light nuclides agree with experimental mass values in general within 150 keV.

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Mass excesses of some proton rich light nuclides with mass number less than 40 have been computed on the basis of isobaric mass multiplet equation using up-to-date data on isobaric analogue states. These have been compared with the updated Janecke-Garvey-Kelson and experimental mass values. The present mass values of proton rich light nuclides agree with experimental mass values in general within 150 keV.

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Mass excesses of some proton rich light nuclides with mass number less than 40 have been computed on the basis of isobaric mass multiplet equation using up-to-date data on isobaric analogue states. These have been compared with the updated Janecke-Garvey-Kelson and experimental mass values. The present mass values of proton rich light nuclides agree with experimental mass values in general within 150 keV.

Key concepts: Nuclide, Isobaric process, Physics, Mass formula, Multiplet, Proton, Mass number, Nuclear physics

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