What is the final product of a sequence of spontaneous nuclear decay reactions? a. a stable isotope b. a radioisotope c. a hydrogen atom d. a more massive atom

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Jeem · Answer 1 · 2017-03-12T08:28:49+0000

The correct answer is A. The final product of a sequence of spontaneous nuclear decay reactions is a stable isotope. A stable isotope is characterized as an atom where its nuclei has the same number of protons but different number of neutrons. There are about 300 known stable isotopes occurring naturally.

What is the final product of a sequence of spontaneous nuclear decay reactions? a. a stable isotope b. a radioisotope c. a hydrogen atom d. a more massive atom

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