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    The Isotope Has a Half-Life of 21 Hours
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The Isotope Has a Half-Life of 21 Hours

Question 50

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The isotope The isotope   has a half-life of 21 hours. If a sample initially contains exactly 10000 atoms of   , approximately how many of these atoms will remain after one week? A)  1250 B)  78 C)  39 D)  0 E)  none of the above has a half-life of 21 hours. If a sample initially contains exactly 10000 atoms of The isotope   has a half-life of 21 hours. If a sample initially contains exactly 10000 atoms of   , approximately how many of these atoms will remain after one week? A)  1250 B)  78 C)  39 D)  0 E)  none of the above , approximately how many of these atoms will remain after one week?


A) 1250
B) 78
C) 39
D) 0
E) none of the above

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