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Which isotope is least likely to be stable? A) Ca-40 B) Cl-38 C) U-235 D) Xe-136
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Which isotope is least likely to be stable?

A) Ca-40
B) Cl-38
C) U-235
D) Xe-136

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C) U-235

Step-by-step explanation:

On Isotope stability, an isotrope will be least stable when Proton and newtron are both odd.

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