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Give information about properties of isotopes and also mentioned its importance.​
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Answered by amritaraj
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properties of isotopes

Usually one or two isotopes of an element are the most stable and common. Different isotopes of an element generally have the same physical and chemical properties. That's because they have the same numbers of protons and electrons.

example

  •    Isotopic forms of Oxygen – Oxygen -16, Oxygen -17, Oxygen -18
  •    Isotopic forms of Uranium- U-235, U-238
  •    Chlorine- 35, Chlorine – 37 are the isotopic forms of chlorine
  •    Isotopic forms of Fluorine – Fluorine 17, Fluorine 18, Fluorine 19
  •     Hydrogen – 1, Hydrogen – 2, Hydrogen – 3 are the isotopic forms of Hydrogen
  •    Isotopic forms of Carbon-Carbon– 12, Carbon – 13, Carbon- 14

Uses of Isotopes

  •    Carbon dating makes use of Carbon-14, an isotope of Carbon. This isotope of carbon is present in the atmosphere as radioactive carbon. The amount of carbon-14 obtained in fossils help palaeontologists to calculate the age of the fossils.
  •    Uranium Isotopes are popular for its use in nuclear reactors. U-235 is used as a fuel in nuclear reactors.
  •    Radioactive Isotopes are used for medicinal purposes. They are used for detection of tumours, blood clots, etc. Arsenic-74, An isotope of arsenic, is used for determining the presence of a tumour. Similarly, sodium-24 is used for the detection of blood clots.
  •    Cobalt (cobalt-60) isotope of carbon is applied in cancer treatments.
  •    Iodine (Iodine-131) isotope of carbon helps in the treatment of goitre.
Answered by sivachidambaramthang
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properties of isotopes

Usually one or two isotopes of an element are the most stable and common. Different isotopes of an element generally have the same physical and chemical properties. That's because they have the same numbers of protons and electrons.

example

  Isotopic forms of Oxygen – Oxygen -16, Oxygen -17, Oxygen -18

  Isotopic forms of Uranium- U-235, U-238

  Chlorine- 35, Chlorine – 37 are the isotopic forms of chlorine

  Isotopic forms of Fluorine – Fluorine 17, Fluorine 18, Fluorine 19

   Hydrogen – 1, Hydrogen – 2, Hydrogen – 3 are the isotopic forms of Hydrogen

  Isotopic forms of Carbon-Carbon– 12, Carbon – 13, Carbon- 14

Uses of Isotopes

  Carbon dating makes use of Carbon-14, an isotope of Carbon. This isotope of carbon is present in the atmosphere as radioactive carbon. The amount of carbon-14 obtained in fossils help palaeontologists to calculate the age of the fossils.

  Uranium Isotopes are popular for its use in nuclear reactors. U-235 is used as a fuel in nuclear reactors.

  Radioactive Isotopes are used for medicinal purposes. They are used for detection of tumours, blood clots, etc. Arsenic-74, An isotope of arsenic, is used for determining the presence of a tumour. Similarly, sodium-24 is used for the detection of blood clots.

  Cobalt (cobalt-60) isotope of carbon is applied in cancer treatments.

  Iodine (Iodine-131) isotope of carbon helps in the treatment of goitre.

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