Explain why a physician would use an isotope with a shorter half-life to diagnose or treat patients.

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A: Given: The following scientists initially used the term pH.

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Q: Choose the combination of answers that most accurately completes the statement.Ionizing radiation…

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Q: How does ionizing radiation lead to cell damage?

A: Ionizing radiation has the capacity to damage the cells.

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