Understanding Decay in Stable Nuclei: How and Why It Occurs

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Stable nuclei do not spontaneously decay, as their stability is defined by their ability to remain unchanged over time. The discussion highlights confusion over the initial question regarding whether stable nuclei can decay, with some participants seeking clarification on the terminology used. While unstable nuclei are known to decay, the consensus is that stable nuclei maintain their structure and do not undergo decay processes. The conversation emphasizes the importance of clear communication when discussing complex scientific concepts. Overall, the understanding is that stability in nuclei inherently means a lack of spontaneous decay.
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Is stable nuclei decay? if no then how and why know please ans me i am waiting
 
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What? I can't make heads or tails of your post. Please get someone to translate a little better for you and get back to us!
 
The question is apparently important enough for us to jump and answer - he is waiting, you know - but not important enough for him to write clearly and without txt-speak.
 
the question is. as everyone knows unstable nuclei decays , can stable nuclei decay ? if answer is in yes then how it decays?
 
As far as I know a stable nucleus will not spontaneously decay. Otherwise it wouldn't be stable.
 
Isn't that how stable is defined?
 
ok. thanks for helping me, in preparing viva questions.
 

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