the stability of the radioactive element
Explanation:
The stability of a radioactive element can influence the rate of nuclear decay reaction. Pressure, temperature and concentration only affects chemical changes. These factors would not have any effect on radioactive decay of an element.
- Every atomic nucleus have a specific neutron/proton ratio which ensures the stability of the nucleus.
- Any nucleus that deviates from the stability ratio will continue to split until it achieves stability.
- The more unstable a nucleus is, the faster it decays.
- This is the basis of radioactive decay of elements.
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Polonium has an atomic number of 84 meaning it has 84 protons. Usually, this means there would also be 84 electrons in a normal element. A -3 charge means that there are 3 more negative electrons that positive protons so the overall number of electrons would be 87.
<span>The
metallic properties that are caused by atoms rolling over each other in
metallic bonds are malleability and ductility.the atoms that are being rolled
over are delocalized electrons in the sea of electrons in the metallic bond
enable them to roll over when stress is applied.</span>
Can you translate in english i can’t understand this
No, if H2O is separated into H2 and O, then it is not the same substance
