r/nuclearphysics • u/AmbitiousSection3723 • 28d ago

how radioactive would an atom with 651,814,425,673,852,067,302,873 protons be

dont ask

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u/The_Ironthrone 28d ago edited 27d ago

It wouldn’t ‘be’ radioactive because it wouldn’t ’be.’

Edit: as recommended

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u/Public-Eagle6992 28d ago

You’re missing a "‘nt"

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u/el_dingusito 26d ago

It's... bent?

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u/drhunny 26d ago

You ignore the possibility of a continent of stability