Which outcome occurs when a nucleus nears the iron binding energy peak?

💡 Explanation

Increased binding energy per nucleon causes increased nuclear stability, because of a stronger strong nuclear force resisting destabilizing quantum tunnelling, therefore it is less susceptible to radioactive processes, rather than fission or fusion, which require greater instability.

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