2. Use the following isotopes to answer the following17F,988Sr,135Cs,55100Sn,50214Po8438(c) Arrange the isotope according to increasing stability:

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Use the following isotopes to answer the following 17 F, 88 Sr, 135 Cs, 55 100 Sn, 50 214 Po 84 9 38 (c) Arrange the isotope according to increasing stability:

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(c) Arrange the isotope according to increasing stability:

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