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21. Nuclear Chemistry - Part 2 of 3
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21. Nuclear Chemistry / Neutron to Proton Ratio / Problem 9
The band of stability curves upward at higher atomic numbers, why?
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Since neutrons have no charge, excess protons are required to keep the nucleus of an atom from falling apart.
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To keep a higher number of electrons stable in their orbits around the nucleus, a higher nuclear mass is required.
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As the atomic number increases, nuclear repulsions increase. Therefore, excess neutrons are required to reduce intranuclear repulsions.
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Excess neutrons are required so that they could be converted to protons in needed.
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