Which outcome occurs when nuclide binding energy asymmetry increases?

💡 Explanation

Increased asymmetry in nuclide binding energy weakens the nucleus, because the strong force holding it together may be overcome, therefore radioactive decay by spontaneous fission probability increases rather than beta/alpha decay or lowering neutron capture cross-section.

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