Some people think that one half of a sample decays after one half-life and the remaining decays after another half-life so that there is no radioactive material remaining Explain why this is false

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Mohsen asked Sep 19, 2022

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Some people think that one half of a sample decays after one half-life and the remaining decays after

another half-life so that there is no radioactive material remaining Explain why this is false

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Mohsen asked Sep 19, 2022

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yes it is false

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Mythofechelon answered Sep 23, 2022

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