It depends on which isotope of which element you are talking about. Carbon's isotope C-12 lasts forever because it is a stable, non-radioactive element. Carbon's other isotope, C-15, however, lasts only 2.5 seconds after it appears into existence. Therefore, because different isotopes of different atoms last different amounts of times, it is impossible to say how long an atom lives because there are so many different elements. However, if you take a look at the link provided, you can pick an element from any of those, scroll down the page a little bit, and there should be a data table. It tells how long that element's isotope lives.
5YEARS
He was 67 when he died.
He lives in Bristol, England.
That completely depends on a number of things, starting with how severe the heart attack was. The second completely depends on how the human lives. If they eat right and exercise properly, they can live a long, long time. If they do not, they will not live a long, long time.
An atom of fluorine
The term atom comes from ancient Greek meaning indivisible.
This question makes no sense.
forever
Because there wasnt a way to see an atom until recently and it was by thesis that tha atom was there.
if you want it to live as long as you live you can stick with that
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