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After a nuclear explosion in the environment remains a lot of half-life of a radioactive isotope . Which of them pose the greatest danger to people , find themselves in the same place after a certain time ? why?
 
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dovis said:
After a nuclear explosion in the environment remains a lot of half-life of a radioactive isotope . Which of them pose the greatest danger to people , find themselves in the same place after a certain time ? why?
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Is this question for schoolwork? What is the context of the question? And there are different kinds of nuclear explosions -- which one did you have in mind?