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Radioactivity depends on the number of neurons present in the nucleus of an atom. It may be so that the nucleus of some heavy nucleus atom is lighter than those of other. Hence the relatively lighter nucleuses decays faster.

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  • Why do some atoms decay faster than others
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  • Radioactivity depends on the number of neurons present in the nucleus of an atom. It may be so that the nucleus of some heavy nucleus atom is lighter than those of other. Hence the relatively lighter nucleuses decays faster.
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  • Radioactivity depends on the number of neurons present in the nucleus of an atom. It may be so that the nucleus of some heavy nucleus atom is lighter than those of other. Hence the relatively lighter nucleuses decays faster.
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