The most radioactive of the isotopes of an element is the one with the largest value of its

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The most radioactive of the isotopes of an element is the one with the largest value of its (A) Half-life (B) Neutron number (C) Atomic number (D) Decay constant

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-(d N/d t)=λ[A] Greater the values of λ (decays constant) greater the activity

Q. The most radioactive of the isotopes of an element is the one with the largest value of its

Half-life

Neutron number

Atomic number

Decay constant

$- \frac{d N}{d t} = λ [A]$
Greater the values of $λ$ (decays constant) greater the activity

Q. The most radioactive of the isotopes of an element is the one with the largest value of its

Half-life

Neutron number

Atomic number

Decay constant

−dtdN​=λ[A] Greater the values of λ (decays constant) greater the activity

$- \frac{d N}{d t} = λ [A]$
Greater the values of $λ$ (decays constant) greater the activity