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Which answer choice best explains why atoms of carbon-14 (c-14) are unstable?
a. atoms of c-14 have too many negatively charged electrons and too few positively charged protons.
b. atoms of c-14 have too many positively charged protons and too few negatively charged electrons.
c. the attractive force that the protons in the nuclei of c-14 atoms generate is not strong enough to overcome the repulsive force that the neutrons generate.
d. the attractive force that the neutrons in the nuclei of c-14 atoms generate is not strong enough to overcome the repulsive force that the protons generate.
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