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Every stable isotope is non radioactive. That is the definition of "stable." It is possible protons have a half life, but if so it exceeds 6.6 decillion years. Hydrogen and deuterium are stable. Tritium (H3) has a half life of about 12 years.
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What is the example of a nonradioactive isotope?
hydrogen-1hydrogen-2carbon-12etc.
Which nonradioactive halogen occurs as a solid?
bromine (Br2)
What element is the final nonradioactive decay of product of uranium?
Lead 206 (Pb)
Why nonradioactive substances becomes radioactive when placed near a radium compound?
This phenomenon is not mandatory.
What must occur before a radioactive atoms ceases to undergo further radioactive decay?
A stable, nonradioactive atom must be formed.
What are the elements on the periodic table called that are considered to be stable?
nonradioactive
Which nonradioactive halogen occurs as a solid?
bromine (Br2)
What is the example of a nonradioactive isotope?
hydrogen-1hydrogen-2carbon-12etc.
Is americium a stable nonradioactive element?
No, americium is an unstable and radioactive chemical element.
What eleme NT is nonradioactive decay in uranium?
Lead, the isotope Pb 206.
What two chemicals when combine produce alpha and beta particles that is nonradioactive?
This is impossible.
What element is the final nonradioactive decay of product of uranium?
Lead 206 (Pb)
Why nonradioactive substances becomes radioactive when placed near a radium compound?
This phenomenon is not mandatory.
What is an element that gives a steady amount of radiation as it slowly changes to a nonradioactive element?
Redioactive element
Aluminum and gold are what elements?
Aluminium and gold, are natural chemical elements, solid metals, nonradioactive.
What must occur before a radioactive atoms ceases to undergo further radioactive decay?
A stable, nonradioactive atom must be formed.
What is an element that gives off radiation as it slowly changes into a nonradioactive element called?
This is a radioactive chemical element.
