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Chemistry, 15.05.2021 22:50, lex7429

Which combination of protons and neutrons below would be stable (not radioactive) using the graph above?
O 60 protons, 64 neutrons
O 60 proton, 82 neutrons
O 60 protons, 90 neutrons
O 60 protons, 100 neutrons


Which combination of protons and neutrons below would be stable (not radioactive) using the

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