1. $Z$
2. $Z$
4. $Z$

1. $N$
2. $N$
4. $N$

1. $m_I$
2. $m_I$
4. $m_I$

1. $m_K$
2. $m_K$
4. $m_K$

5. $$\color{blue}{\rightarrow}\color{black}\;m_K \;= \;Z\cdot m_p+N\cdot m_n-\Delta m$$

   $$\color{blue}{\rightarrow}\color{black}\;m_K \;= \;Z\cdot m_p+N\cdot m_n-\frac{W}{c^2} $$

   $$\color{blue}{\rightarrow}\color{black}\;m_K \;= \;m_I-Z\cdot m_e+\frac{E}{c^2} $$

1. $\Delta m$
2. $\Delta m$
4. $\Delta m$

5. $$\color{blue}{\rightarrow}\color{black}\;\Delta m \;= \;Z\cdot m_p+N\cdot m_n-m_K $$

   $$\color{blue}{\rightarrow}\color{black}\;\Delta m \;= \;\frac{W}{c^2} $$

1. $W$
2. $W$
4. $W$

5. $$\color{blue}{\rightarrow}\color{black}\;W\;= \;\Delta m\cdot c^2 $$

   $$\color{blue}{\rightarrow}\color{black}\;W\;= \;(Z\cdot m_p+N\cdot m_n-m_K)\cdot c^2 $$

1. $E$
2. $E$
4. $E$

5. $$\color{blue}{\rightarrow}\color{black}\;E\;= \;14.4381\cdot Z^{2.39}+1.55468\cdot 10^{-6}\cdot Z^{5.35} $$

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