Chemistry, 02.03.2021 23:20, Fuzez4934

5. Think Crítically Suppose you had two samples of the same radioactive isotope. One sample had a mass of 25 g. The other had a mass of 50 g. Would the same number of particles be
ejected from each sample in the first hour? Explain.

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