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What is the upper limit of z for an element to be a naturally occurring radioisotope I think it's 88?

What is the upper limit of z for an element to be a naturally occurring radioisotope I think it's 88?
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What is the upper limit of z for an element to be a naturally occurring radioisotope

I think it's 88?

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I am confirming that yes indeed the answer is 92

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No. Its 92.

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Took the quiz on k12

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