Which of the following is a property of very stable nuclide?

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Very stable nuclides have a large nuclear binding energy, which means it takes a lot of energy to break them up. This is why they are so stable. Large mass defects are related to binding energy but are not a defining property of very stable nuclides. A very large proton/neutron ratio is typically associated with unstable nuclides, and a very small half-life is characteristic of unstable nuclides.

Which of the Following Is a Property of Very Stable