(a) What is the ratio of the radii of the nuclei Ni-58 and N-14? (b) What is the ratio of the densities of these nuclei? OA: 0.857 OB: 1.003 oC: 1.173 OD: 1.373 OE: 1.606 F: 1.879 OG: 2.199 OH: 2.572 OA: 0.2 OB: 0.2 oC: 0.3 OD: 0.5 OE: 0.7 OF: 1.0 OG: 1.4 OH: 2.1

(a) What is the ratio of the radii of the nuclei Ni-58 and N-14? (b) What is the ratio of the densities of these nuclei? OA: 0.857 OB: 1.003 oC: 1.173 OD: 1.373 OE: 1.606 F: 1.879 OG: 2.199 OH: 2.572 OA: 0.2 OB: 0.2 oC: 0.3 OD: 0.5 OE: 0.7 OF: 1.0 OG: 1.4 OH: 2.1

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(a) What is the ratio of the radii of the nuclei Ni-58 and N-14?
(b) What is the ratio of the densities of these nuclei?
OA: 0.857 OB: 1.003 OC: 1.173 OD: 1.373 OE: 1.606 OF: 1.879 OG: 2.199 OH: 2.572
OA: 0.2 OB: 0.2 OC: 0.3 OD: 0.5 OE: 0.7 OF: 1.0 OG: 1.4 OH: 2.1

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