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The fact that the binding energy curve "droops" at both high and low mass numbers has very important practical consequences.

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The drooping of the binding energy curve at high mass numbers tells us that nucleons are more tightly bound when they are assembled into two middle-mass nuclei rather than into a single high-mass nucleus. In other words, energy can be released in the nuclear fission.

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The drooping of the binding energy curve at low mass numbers tells us that energy will be released if two nuclei of small mass numbers combine to form a single middle-mass nucleus. This is nuclear fusion.

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Different Series- (a) Lyman Series (b) Balmer Series (c) Paschen Series (d) Bracket Series (e) Pfund Series (f) Humphery Series






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