In nuclear physics what is a radionuclide?
- A nucleus separated from the atom by radioactive processes
- None of these
- Two radioactive atoms in a molecule
- An atom with an unstable nucleus characterized by excess energy
Answer
The correct answer is D) An atom with an unstable nucleus characterized by excess energy.
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