Which among the following nuclides is-are likely to be stable- - 15 - 30 P- - 49 - 114 In- - 12 - 24 Mg- - 48 - 114 Cd-

The correct options are C _ 12 ^ 24 Mg D _ 48 ^ 114 Cd Mg most stable state is #160; _ 12 ^ 24 Mg P #160;most stable state is ...

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Which among the following nuclides is/are likely to be stable?

_{15}^{30} P

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_{12}^{24} M g

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_{49}^{114} I n

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_{48}^{114} C d

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Solution

The correct options are
C $_{12}^{24} M g$
D $_{48}^{114} C d$
$M g$ most stable state is $_{12}^{24} M g$
$P$ most stable state is $_{15}^{31} P$
$C d$ most stable state is $_{48}^{114} C d$

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Which among the following nuclides is/are likely to be stable?

The correct options are C 2412Mg D 11448CdMg most stable state is 2412MgP most stable state is 3115PCd most stable state is 11448Cd

The correct options are
C $_{12}^{24} M g$
D $_{48}^{114} C d$
$M g$ most stable state is $_{12}^{24} M g$
$P$ most stable state is $_{15}^{31} P$
$C d$ most stable state is $_{48}^{114} C d$