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What is true about stable isotopes
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True statements about stable isotopes are:
1) Stable isotopes do not decay or undergo radioactive decay over time.
2) Stable isotopes have a balanced number of protons and neutrons in their nucleus, which makes them resistant to any spontaneous changes.
3) Stable isotopes have a long half-life, which means they remain unchanged for extended periods.
4) Stable isotopes exist naturally and can be found in various elements in the periodic table.
5) Stable isotopes are commonly used in scientific research, such as in isotopic analysis, tracer studies, and dating techniques.
1) Stable isotopes do not decay or undergo radioactive decay over time.
2) Stable isotopes have a balanced number of protons and neutrons in their nucleus, which makes them resistant to any spontaneous changes.
3) Stable isotopes have a long half-life, which means they remain unchanged for extended periods.
4) Stable isotopes exist naturally and can be found in various elements in the periodic table.
5) Stable isotopes are commonly used in scientific research, such as in isotopic analysis, tracer studies, and dating techniques.
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