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10. The binding energy per nucleon generally: A. Increases after radioactive decay. B. Remains the same...

10. The binding energy per nucleon generally:

A. Increases after radioactive decay.

B. Remains the same after radioactive decay.

C. Is independent of Z.

D. Is highest for higher Z nuclides.

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The first option is correct. Others are incorrect only. For explanation please see the attachment.

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