Homework Help: physics again

Posted by naomi on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 at 1:28am.

and if they are the same (refer to the question before by me - copper and copper 64 being the same thing?)is it a radioactive isotope?
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That was part of my previous answer. Yes, Cu-64 is radioactive. You need a handbook or table of radionuclides to figure that out. It is not obvious.

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