NeutronenDripLinie
NeutronenDripLinie, also known as the neutron drip line, is a theoretical concept in nuclear physics that describes the boundary beyond which a nucleus cannot hold onto any additional neutrons. It represents the limit of nuclear stability with respect to neutron emission. A nucleus lies beyond the neutron drip line if its separation energy for the last neutron is negative, meaning it would require energy input to remove that neutron, and therefore it would spontaneously emit a neutron.
The position of the neutron drip line is determined by the interplay of the strong nuclear force,
The neutron drip line is a crucial concept for understanding the properties of exotic, neutron-rich nuclei