Understanding Decay in Stable Nuclei: How and Why It Occurs

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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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