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On the topic MASS DEFECT, the computed mass of nucleus s always less than d sum of d mass of proton & electro?

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How come the computed mass of the Magnesium nucleus is greater than the sum of the mass of its protons and electrons? please enlighten me on this...

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  1. Mass defect is the amount of mass that is converted into energy in fusion.

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