Chemistry Question! 20 Points!
Nuclear decay is more likely to occur when:
- the mass n...
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Chemistry Question! 20 Points!
Nuclear decay is more likely to occur when:
- the mass number is greater than 83.
- the atomic number is greater than 83.
- the sum of the number of electrons + the atomic number is greater than 83.
- the sum of the mass number + the number of electrons is greater than 83.
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