Which consequence increases when tritium's specific binding energy decreases?

💡 Explanation

Decreased specific binding energy within a nucleus means less energy retains nucleons. Susceptibility to nuclear fission increases because the internucleon forces are weaker; therefore less energy to split it, rather than higher stability or decay resistance without the difference of binding.

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