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One proton is in tritium, a radioactive isotope of hydrogen with two neutrons.

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Which element has the largest amount of protons and is not man made?

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Is berkelium a man made element?

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What type of bound can element einsteinium?

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Is californium natural or man made?

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More or less. Elemental atoms all have the same number of protons (and therefore also electrons); but they might vary in the number of neutrons. These variations are called isotopes of an element.Elemental isotopes can make an atom heavier or lighter; it can even turn it radioactive. Examples include deuterium (heavy hydrogen) and radioactive carbon-14, used for dating fossils and man-made artifacts.


Which is the heaviest radioactive element?

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