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What is the range of atomic numbers of elements whose isotopes are all radioactive
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What is the range of atomic numbers of elements whose isotopes are all radioactive

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The neutron-to-proton ratio is higher for carbon-14; extra neutrons in carbon-14 make the nucleus less stable and more likely to emit particles.
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