What is the difference between chemical reactions and nuclear decay rates

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Nuclear decay rates<span> are influenced by /depend on the forces that keep the nucleus together. </span>Chemical reaction rates<span> depend on the concentration, nature of reactants, temperature, pressure, catalysts i.e. external factors</span>

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