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For each of the following nuclei, use the SEMF to compute the total binding energy and...

For each of the following nuclei, use the SEMF to compute the total binding energy and the Coulomb energy:

(a)   21Ne

(b) 57Fe

(c) 209Bi

(d) 256Fm

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