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A radioisotope is a radioactive isotope of an element, which means it has an unstable nucleus that decays to form a more stable configuration, often emitting radiation in the process. Radioisotopes have various applications in medicine, industry, and research, such as in radioactive dating, nuclear medicine, and power generation.

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