Which is the Most Stable Atomic Number for any Mass Number nuclei (Isobaric Family)

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You can calculate the most stable element for any Mass no using the below formula:

Z = \frac{A}{1.98 + 0.015 A^{2 / 3}}

$Z = \frac{A}{{1.98 + 0.015{A^{2/3}}}}$

This formula is derived from the Semi-empirical Mass Formula.

The value of Most Stable Z is:

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