Why element gain stability? What is the correct mean of stability
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In the lowest energy state, things are most stable…less likely to change. The following information that talks aboutstability is all based on the nucleus tending towards the lowest energy state. ... The number of protons in a nucleus is the atomic number (Z) and establishes the chemical identity of the atom
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to phir Jab Koi element electron gain ya loose karta h to no. of proton or no. one of electron unequal hue
to ye kha ki stability h
ya
jha no. of electron no. of proton ke equal hi nahi rahe
beech ki Force m kuch difference nahi pda
means positive or negative force m
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In the case of more elements the nucleus is very stable
but in some cases like uranium being a radioactive element it is very unstable
it means that the nucleus of the uranium atom have very low binding force
but in some cases like uranium being a radioactive element it is very unstable
it means that the nucleus of the uranium atom have very low binding force
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