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Althoug the number of nucleons and particles is the same, the masses of the nucleons do have a slight reduction. This reduction in mass of nucleons in nuclides of heavy elements, like urnaium, is more than that in lighter elements. Such mass reduction accounts for the binding energy, which is the energy holding all nucleons together in the nucleus. It is found that the binding energy per nucleon peaks at the element iron and decreases towards heavy elements.
The energy released in fision comes from the excess binding energy in heavy elements when they are splited to become lighter elements. This binding energy can be calculated using the mass-energy equation in special relativity.