Which failure occurs when isotope binding energy is insufficient?

💡 Explanation

Spontaneous radioactive decay starts because insufficient binding energy causes instability within the nucleus, increasing the likelihood of quantum tunneling; therefore alpha or beta decay occurs rather than nuclear stability being maintained.

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