Which curve tells about the stability of nucleus
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The N-Z curve is a plot of the number of neutrons(N) against the number of protons(Z)
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The N-Z curve tells about the stability of a nucleus.
- Nuclear stability, is when the nucleus is stable ensuring that it does not emit any kind of radiation unexpectedly.
- On the other hand, if the nucleus is unstable it appears to release some form of radiation, rendering it radioactive.
- The N-Z curve is a plot of neutron(N) count against the proton(Z) count.
- N = Z is a straight line for proton numbers(Z) up to 20. The line curves upwards for all nuclei with Z>20, and the stable nuclei have more neutrons than protons.
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