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Which of the following statements are true concerning stable nuclei? check all that apply. there is no limit to the size of a stable nucleus because of the great strength of the strong nuclear force. heavy stable nuclei tend to contain more protons than neutrons. there is a limit to the size of a stable nucleus because of the short range of the strong nuclear force. heavy stable nuclei tend to contain roughly the same number of protons as neutrons. heavy stable nuclei tend to contain fewer protons than neutrons.
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