this questions were answered but unfortunately i am unable to see the letters because of the way it was sent.. please send answers in a manner which will enable copying and paste or increasing the front size. the answers that were previously send won't aloud all these features. Thank you
Choose one of the radioisotopes
o I Choose Phosphorus-32 (14 d)
2. Using your book and Internet resources, find five interesting pieces of information on the radioisotope you selected. Suggested pieces of information may include:
a. How is the radioisotope formed in nature (type of decay)?
b. Risks associated with the radioisotope
c. Number of subatomic nucleons present
d. Stability of the radioisotope
e. How this radioisotope is used.
f. Is the radioisotope used as a medical tracer? If yes, for what body part or process? Briefly exp
3. Remember to site your sources in APA style.
this questions were answered but unfortunately i am unable to see the letters because of the way it was sent.. please send answers in a manner which will enable copying and paste or increasing the front size. the answers that were previously send won't aloud all these features. Thank you
Choose one of the radioisotopes
o I Choose Phosphorus-32 (14 d)
2. Using your book and Internet resources, find five interesting pieces of information on the radioisotope you selected. Suggested pieces of information may include:
a. How is the radioisotope formed in nature (type of decay)?
b. Risks associated with the radioisotope
c. Number of subatomic nucleons present
d. Stability of the radioisotope
e. How this radioisotope is used.
f. Is the radioisotope used as a medical tracer? If yes, for what body part or process? Briefly exp
3. Remember to site your sources in APA style.
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