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Radioactive decay occurs when, in at least part of the nucleus, the force overcomes the strong force?

Radioactive decay occurs when, in at least part of the nucleus, the force overcomes the strong force?
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Radioactive decay occurs when, in at least part of the nucleus, the force overcomes the strong force?

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Answer: The strong nuclear force is what binds nuclei together. If this is overcome in a nucleus, it produces a radioactive decay.

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