why was carbon unstable
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i think you asked wrong. or your question is incomplete
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I think we can say 'why' without getting too deep into the particulars
the nucleus of an atom is not a randomly arranged ball of protons and neutrons any more than the electron cloud is a random arrangement of electrons
both have energy levels which correspond to certain arrangements
as with the electrons, certain arrangements of nucleons are stable, others are not
the nucleus of an atom is not a randomly arranged ball of protons and neutrons any more than the electron cloud is a random arrangement of electrons
both have energy levels which correspond to certain arrangements
as with the electrons, certain arrangements of nucleons are stable, others are not
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carbon 12 is unstable because it contains same number of protons and neutrons.
carbon 14 is unstable because they have difference in their proton and neutrons numbers.
carbon 14 is unstable because they have difference in their proton and neutrons numbers.
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