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#19152
Stable isotopes
This is more of a theoretical question.
There is Chlorine 35, chlorine 36, and chlorine 37. Cl 35 and Cl 37 are stable. Why would Cl 36 be less stable than either of the two isotopes and how would you predict the product of decay for Cl 36?
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