How does the half life of an isotope relate to the stability of its nucleus?

The longer the half-life, the more stable the nucleus is.

Explanation:

Well, you know that nuclear half-life represents the time needed for an initial sample of a radioactive substance to be halved. If this is the case, a long half-life would imply that it takes a very long time for the nuclide to decay to half of its initial mass. This of cource means that it is very stable.

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