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Radioactive nuclei decay to become unstable.Question 11 options:TrueFalse
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Radioactive nuclei decay to become unstable.Question 11 options:TrueFalse

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False.

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Radiation is emitted from a particle or an atom that is unstable in order for it to become stable.

Therefore, radioactive nuclei do not decay to become unstable.

The answer is false.

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