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nitrogen-15 express the answer as an isotope. 10n+2713Al→?+42He01n+1327Al→?+24He Express answer as an isotope 2He+2713Al→?+10n24He+1327Al→?+01nExpress your answer as an isotope.

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SectionU1.14: Isotopia: Stable And Radioactive Isotopes

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nitrogen-15 express the answer as an isotope.

10n+2713Al→?+42He01n+1327Al→?+24He Express answer as an isotope

2He+2713Al→?+10n24He+1327Al→?+01nExpress your answer as an isotope.

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