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Nuclear physics is the study of the composition, behavior and interaction of atomic nuclei and their constituent parts.
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What units to use to compute the mass of a radioactive material?
So, I was practising some radioactivity physics problems for a test and I got on an easy but quite tricky question :
Given the element $\rm Co^{60}_{27}$ with a half life of $t_{1/2} = 5.2 $
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