List two key factors that determine nuclear stability. physical state of the element ratio of...
List two key factors that determine nuclear stability.
- physical state of the element
- ratio of neutrons to protons
- number of nucleons in the nucleus
- pressure of the nucleus
- temperature of the nucleus
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ratio of neutrons to protons
number of nucleons in the nucleus
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List two key factors that determine nuclear stability.
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