Fraction of total mass is lost as electron binds to proton

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From the difference in mass of a hydrogen atom (Appendix B) to the mass of a proton and an electron (Table 1.5), estimate the binding energy of the electron in the hydrogen atom. Compare this to the ionization energy of the ground state electron as calculated by the Bohr model. What fraction of the total mass is lost as the electron binds to the proton?

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