What is the radioactive isotope of carbon? a.) carbon dioxide b.) carbon 14 c.) carbon 12 d.) diamond
carbon dioxide is a compound of carbon, diamond is a form of carbon, carbon 12 is not radioactive
isotopes are named as [element]-[atomic number]
for example helium-4 means that its atomic number is 4 which means that it has 2 neutrons
The isotope used in much radioactive dating is Carbon-14.
so is that the answer or what?
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i dont know, im not a physics person.
Re-read what has been written here and you will draw the right conclusion, without any physics knowledge.
Isotopes are different forms of elements that have the same number protons and electrons, but different number of neutrons, thus have a different atomic number (sum of number of proton and number of neutron)
Carbon dioxide is a compound of carbon, diamond is an allotrope of carbon
carbon-12 is a stable isotope of carbon
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