Posted by Jack on Thursday, January 13, 2011 at 10:57am.
Look up the masses m of the three atomic isotopes and compute m c^2 for each.
Compare them to the sum of the m^c^2 values of the p's, n's and e's.
All three have only one electron.
The difference will be the binding energy.
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