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Explain why electrons in the outer energy levels are less stable than those closer to the nucleus.

Explain why electrons in the outer energy levels are less stable than those closer to the nucleus.
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Explain why electrons in the outer

energy levels are less stable than
those closer to the nucleus.

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The electrons in the outer shell can be stripped from their main atom more easy than the inner shell electrons.

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