What are the required properties I should check for the stability of a nanocluster?

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Binding energy is a property that tells you about the stability of a nanocluster. The less the binding energy of a nanocluster, the more stable it is. Other than Binding energy, what other properties should I check to make sure the nanocluster structure is a stable one?

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