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Why are some isotopes used as tracers? A. They leave visible trails. B. They bind with all molecules. C. They decay at a predictable rate. D. They are uniquely identifiable like…

Why are some isotopes used as tracers? A. They leave visible trails. B. They bind with all molecules. C. They decay at a predictable rate. D. They are uniquely identifiable like…
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Why are some isotopes used as tracers?

A. They leave visible trails.
B. They bind with all molecules.
C. They decay at a predictable rate.
D. They are uniquely identifiable like fingerprints.

User Vladyslav Savchenko
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A. They leave visible trails.

User Harrison Fisk
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The correct answer is D, but C could also be viewed as a valid answer.


I hope this helped! c:
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