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Time taken for half the radioactive atoms in a sample to decay
No, each isotope has its own unique half-life
Fractions of a second to millions of years
All gradually decrease in radioactivity
It determines how long an isotope remains hazardous
Prolonged risk - remain radioactive for extended periods
Emit radiation over long time, increasing potential for exposure
Increase exposure potential due to prolonged radiation emission
Decay quickly, reducing radioactivity in shorter time
Reduces in shorter time but may be intense initially
May emit intense radiation initially
Risk diminishes rapidly as they decay quickly
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