When more than 3000 known nuclides are plotted on a neutron/proton grid,they make up a group called

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The "band of nuclear stability" refers to the region on the neutron/proton grid where stable nuclides are located. This includes the majority of naturally-occurring isotopes, as well as some artificially-created isotopes that exhibit stability. The "island of stability" and "sea of instability" are more specific areas within this band that refer to hypothetical groupings of very heavy or neutron-rich nuclei that may or may not exist. Therefore, B is the best choice as it accurately describes the known region of stable nuclides.

When More Than 3000 Known Nuclides Are Plotted on a Neutron/proton