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Gideon Benton
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18 April, 20:18
What is a radioactive idotope?
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Carly Collins
18 April, 20:38
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An isotope is when a normal atom has too many neutrons and its weight has been offset.
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Lyric Hamilton
18 April, 20:41
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Natural or artificially created isotope of a chemical element having an unstable nucleus that decays
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