What Are Radioactive Isotopes? | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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Hydrogen-1 also has a specific name: protium.

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I love the visual analogy of what happens if there are too many neutrons. That made it make so much more sense! But I want to touch on you saying there are sometimes not enough. So what particles is the isotope getting rid of to become more stable? The protons?

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It means that the element's isotope having very large number of neutrons (82-92) releases their neutrons and it cause nuclear fission and high amount of energy is emitted so it causes the radiation. 💥

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So can any element be unstable on the periodic table? I'm studying radiologic technology in school and in anatomy we briefly brushed on radioactive isotopes as medical tracers, but I always think about things like uranium, plutonium, like, are they just unstable by nature?

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How does radioisotope exist if the nuclei just rearranges whenever it is unstable

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How can you tell if a element has too many or too little neutrons?

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crosschecking with periodic table

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Just to let you know, Hydrogen -1 is known as protium

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So do radioactive 'elements' and radioactive ' isotopes' have any difference.

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So does every element have a radioactive isotope? Or can be made to?

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Hydrogen 1 is protium

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sir how can we differentiate between artificial and artificial isotopes?

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why is tritium unstable? its just 2 extra neutrons. shouldn't the strong nuclear force hold them together?

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The Scale here is too small Even the difference of 1 and 2 can make huge difference

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radioactive isotopes are mainly used for cancer treatment :)

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Can someone please explain to me why technisium is radioactive? It is not a heavy metal

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isn't Hydrogen-1 also called protium?

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