Decay and Atoms: Calculating Mo-99 Requirements at Equilibrium - 1x10^9 Atoms"

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100mbq tc 99 requires how much mo 99? Answer in number of atoms, assume equilibrium conditions:
67/6.4 *1x10^8 = 1 x10^9
 
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