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How do radioisotopes of an element differ from other isotopes?
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How do radioisotopes of an element differ from other isotopes?

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Radio Isotopes give off radiation and are unstable.
By being unstable they give off radiation like alpha particles and beta particles.
((if you need more information i can explain further I'm in an AP chemistry class))
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