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two-proton radioactivity: a standalone construct

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Nuclear physics

decay mode of very proton-rich nuclei that emit two protons at once because single-proton emission is energetically forbidden.

In nuclear physics, two-proton radioactivity refers to decay mode of very proton-rich nuclei that emit two protons at once because single-proton emission is energetically forbidden. This meaning comes from Goldansky (1960) in Nuclear Physics.[1]

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References

Goldansky, V. I. (1960). On neutron-deficient isotopes of light nuclei and the phenomena of proton and two-proton radioactivity. Nuclear Physics, 19, 482-495. https://doi.org/10.1016/0029-5582(60)90258-3

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