It will depend on the chemical structure of the drug and the rate of metabolism. The most common isotopes that are used to "tag" drug molecules are tritium (3-H), carbon-14 (14-C), and phosphorous-32 (32-P). Other isotopes are also used, but these are probably the most common.
Aerobic
beta decay - a neutron converts to a proton & electron via the weak force.
Isotope, Half LifeAu-194, 1.6 days Au-195, 186.1 daysAu-195m, 30.5 secondsAu-196, 6.2 daysAu-197, StableAu-198, 2.7 daysAu-199, 3.14 days
Iodine is an element. It comes in only one form I-127 so there are no isotopes.
It depends on the nuclear transformation type. Refer to question below for information.
Green tea
Yes, it does, depending on the type of drug test offered. Proproxyphene/Darvon shows up for 2-5 days after consumption, depending on your metabolism.
The type of isotope
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I work as a phlebotomist (I draw blood and run drug tests)....It really depends on the half life of the medicine....It also depends on your body and metabolism type....People that are heavier and have a slow metabolism, the drug will stay in your system longer.......If you have a script for this med than you don't have to worry......Plus even if you didn't it is a specialized drug....most companies test for illegal or prescription drugs....hope this helps....
... an unstable isotope to a more stable isotope by emission of some type of radiation (alpha, beta, or gamma).
Isotope
During any type of radioactive decay, one isotope (type of atom) will convert into a different isotope.
cohort
An isotope
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what type of drug test is done in comprehensive drug testing