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Two nuclides A and B are isotopes. The nuclides B and C are...

Two nuclides A and B are isotopes. The nuclides B and C are isobars. All the three nuclides A, B and C are radioactive. You may then conclude that

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  1. Athe nuclides A,B\mathrm{A}, \mathrm{B} and C must belong to the same element
  2. Bthe nuclides A,B\mathrm{A}, \mathrm{B} and C may belong to the same element
  3. Cit is possible that A may change to B through a radioactive decay process
  4. Dit is possible that B may change to C through a radioactive decay process

Correct answer

D. it is possible that B may change to C through a radioactive decay process

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