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the diagram illustrates radioactive decay.
which statement correctly identifies struct...
Biology, 26.06.2019 21:10 tahmidtaj150
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the diagram illustrates radioactive decay.
which statement correctly identifies structures 1 and 2 in the diagram?
structure 1 is an unstable atom that turns into structure 2, a new atom.
structure 1 is a stable element that breaks down into structure 2, an unstable element.
structure 1 is a radioactive element that loses particles to create structure 2, released energy.
structure 1 is a radioactive atom that decays into structure 2, half of the original unstable element.
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