Which consequence arises when a nuclide's binding energy is deficient?

💡 Explanation

An unstable nuclide likely undergoes radioactive decay, because the mechanism of quantum tunneling overcomes the nuclear binding forces. Consequently, alpha decay becomes more probable, rather than stimulated emission, due to insufficient binding.

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