What conditions in the nucleus are likely to result in an atom that is unstable?
A. When the attraction of the electrostatic force is greater than the
repulsion of the strong force
B. When the repulsion of the electrostatic force is greater than the
attraction of the strong force
C. When the attraction of the electrostatic force is greater than the
attraction of the strong force
D. When the repulsion of the electrostatic force is weaker than the
repulsion of the strong force
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