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Nam D.
Jan 14, 2018

#m_"neutron"~~1.0093872 "amu"#

Explanation:

Well, an electron weighs around #0.00054858 "amu"#, and if a neutron weighs #1840# times the mass of an electron, then

#m_"neutron"=1840*0.00054858=1.0093872 "amu"#

However, the real mass of a neutron is around #1.00864 "amu"#.

Source:

http://physics.bu.edu/~duffy/sc546_notes10/mass_defect.html

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