What is a radioisotope? A. An isotope that emits radio waves B. An isotope that is radioactive C. An isotope that does not decay D. An isotope that has a stable nucleus

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Hector Haffenden asked Nov 7, 2023

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What is a radioisotope?

A. An isotope that emits radio waves

B. An isotope that is radioactive

C. An isotope that does not decay

D. An isotope that has a stable nucleus

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Hector Haffenden asked Nov 7, 2023

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B. An isotope that is radioactive

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A radioisotope is an isotope that is radioactive.

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