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Consider possible decays (A,Z) ---->(A',Z'). Write down criteria that involve the corresponding atomic masses m(A,Z) and...

Consider possible decays (A,Z) ---->(A',Z'). Write down criteria that involve the corresponding atomic masses m(A,Z) and that indicate when a nucleus (A,Z) is stable against.

a) Alpha decay.
b) Neutron Emission.
c) Symmetric fission.

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