"Belt of Stability": Is the isotope stable?

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How do we know if a newly-formed isotope is stable?

The Belt of stability shows where the "sweet spot" of proton/neutron ratio is.

Too high = Too many neutrons = beta radiation
Too low = Too many protons = positron emission
More than 84 protons = alpha particle emission

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