the strong nuclear force doesn't fall off much in a small nucleus
electrostatic force does not decrease with distance as rapidly as the strong force.
strong nuclear force only acts over the distance of about three protons
APEX-The strong nuclear force decreases more quickly with distance than the electrostatic force
the repulsive electrostatic force does not decrease with distance as quickly as the strong nuclear force does.
A larger nucleus is generally less stable than a smaller nucleus because the protons and neutrons have less room to more around. In a smaller nuclei the protons and neutrons are more compact making the atom more stable.
Nuclei contain a combination of protons and neutrons. Protons have a positive charge and repel each other. The neutrons provide 'binding energy' to hold the protons together in the nucleus. As the nucleus gets larger there is more repulsion of the protons to make the nucleus more unstable.
the strong nuclear force decreases more quickly with distance than the electrostatic force.
The ratio neutrons/protons is too large.
The most stable nuclei are iron and nickel, and that is due to the binding energy per nucleon being greatest in that size of nucleus. As you go to heavier nuclei like uranium for instance, the nucleus gets less stable. (see the related Wikipedia link) Larger atomic nuclei (up to lead) are stable because the repulsive electrostatic force does not decrease with distance as greatly as the strong nuclear force does.
Neutrons
When excess electrons collide with other nuclei.
fusion
The splitting of an atomic nucleus is known as nuclear fission.
Atmospheric instability is a condition where the Earth's atmosphere is unstable due to a high degree of variability through distance and time. The greatest atmospheric instability occurs in an air mass that is warm and moist.
The most stable nuclei are iron and nickel, and that is due to the binding energy per nucleon being greatest in that size of nucleus. As you go to heavier nuclei like uranium for instance, the nucleus gets less stable. (see the related Wikipedia link) Larger atomic nuclei (up to lead) are stable because the repulsive electrostatic force does not decrease with distance as greatly as the strong nuclear force does.
more likely to cause dysequilibrium. Dysequilibrium, which is characterized by minor clumsiness and a general feeling of instability, occurs in nearly 50% of people with an acoustic neuroma
Hydrogen nuclei (protons) fuse together and produce helium nuclei
formation of four haploid nuclei.
Formation of 4 haploid nuclei
Tornadoes are more common in April, May, and June than in February or March. The two most fundamental ingredients needed for making tornadoes are instability and wind shear. Instability occurs when the lower atmosphere is warm and moist and cools quickly with increasing height. Instability allows thunderstorms to form. Wind shear occurs when the speed and direction of wind changes with altitude. Wind shear tends to be strongest in winter and weakest in summer, while the opposite is true of instability. The most ideal combination of wind shear and instability generally occurs in the spring.
Neutrons
Formation of 4 haploid nuclei
When excess electrons collide with other nuclei.
When excess electrons collide with other nuclei.
Meiosis occurs in the plasmodial nuclei to produce haploid spores.