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If a neutron is unstable outside the nucleus, then what makes it stable within the nucleus? Does the binding of particles together somehow make them stable?
Neutrons decay via the weak force, but are bound in the nucleus by the strong force. Does the strong force inhibit the weak force?
Are muonium and tauonium more stable than muons and tau particles, respectively?
Neutrons decay via the weak force, but are bound in the nucleus by the strong force. Does the strong force inhibit the weak force?
Are muonium and tauonium more stable than muons and tau particles, respectively?