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ChemistryIntroductory Chemistry: A Foundation. The following isotopes (listed with their half-lives) have been used in the medical and biologic sciences. Arrange these isotopes in order of their relative decay activities: H 3 (12.2 years), N 24 a (15 hours), I 131 (8 days), C 60 o (5.3 years). C 14 (5730 years).

. The following isotopes (listed with their half-lives) have been used in the medical and biologic sciences. Arrange these isotopes in order of their relative decay activities: H 3 (12.2 years), N 24 a (15 hours), I 131 (8 days), C 60 o (5.3 years). C 14 (5730 years).

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. The following isotopes (listed with their half-lives) have been used in the medical and biologic sciences. Arrange these isotopes in order of their relative decay activities: H 3 (12.2 years), N 24 a (15 hours), I 131 (8 days), C 60 o (5.3 years). C 14 (5730 years).

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