For every stable nucleus except hydrogen,if the number of nucleons is doubled,the quantity that will change least is the
A)mass.
B)charge.
C)volume.
D)density.

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The density of a nucleus remains relatively constant across different nuclei because as the number of nucleons (protons and neutrons) increases, both the mass and volume of the nucleus increase proportionally. This keeps the density (mass per unit volume) relatively stable, unlike mass, charge, or volume, which change significantly with the number of nucleons.

For Every Stable Nucleus Except Hydrogen,if the Number of Nucleons