jillian62 jillian62

12-11-2019
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What happens to a radioisotope when it undergoes nuclear decay?
a) It emits charged particles but no energy.
b) It remains stable.
c) It becomes a different element.
d) It emits neutral particles and no energy.

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jay9499 jay9499

12-11-2019

the correct answer is b :)

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randapadgett randapadgett

12-05-2022

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Answer is C) It becomes a different element

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