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What defines isotopes?
Focus on protons and neutrons.
Name one example of an isotope.
Think about the different types of carbon.
Which of the following defines isotopes?
Focus on atomic characteristics.
True or False: Carbon-14 is a stable isotope.
Recall the definition of stability in isotopes.
If an artisan has 100 grams of Carbon-14, how much will remain after 11,460 years? (Hint: Consider half-lives)
Think about how half-lives work.
Why might an isotope like Uranium-238 be significant in radioactive dating?
Relate long half-life to its applications.
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