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Jaylah Petersen

9 May, 07:39

Which statement explains why some elements decay and others do not? A) Elements that decay have fewer than 50 protons. B) Elements that decay have an equal number of protons and neutrons. C) Elements that decay have a proton to neutron ratio that is too high or too low. D) Elements that decay have too many electrons relative to the number of neutrons.

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