Ok, so like in chemistry we are learning about exceptions in Physics too! Sigh. So, which nuclide(s) is/are stable with a N/Z ratio less than 1?

^{3} H e

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^{1} H

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^{3} H e

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^{1} H

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None of these

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The correct option is C $^{3} H e$ and $^{1} H$
Yeah, easy to forget this! Rewind and watch the last minute of the video we just saw.

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Ok, so like in chemistry we are learning about exceptions in Physics too! Sigh. So, which nuclide(s) is/are stable with a N/Z ratio less than 1?

The correct option is C 3He and 1H Yeah, easy to forget this! Rewind and watch the last minute of the video we just saw.

The correct option is C $^{3} H e$ and $^{1} H$
Yeah, easy to forget this! Rewind and watch the last minute of the video we just saw.