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If the half-life of niobium-91 is 680 years, how long will it take for the decay described in the previous question?

If the half-life of niobium-91 is 680 years, how long will it take for the decay described in the previous question?
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If the half-life of niobium-91 is 680 years, how long will it take for the decay described in the previous question?

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2,040

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2040

15.4+2.2/2 until it equals 2.2
( divide by 3)

680(years)*3 devisions = 2040
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