I Praseodymium, other Elements, and their Magnetic Properties vs. radioactivity

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Question: Does the magnetic properties of an element, like Praseodymium, vary with radioactivity?

That is, in general, does radioactivity (perhaps beta decay or alpha decay) subtly or otherwise alter the electronic structure enough to alter magnetic properties? The case for beta decay may be the more intetesting...
 
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