The half- life of a radioactive isotope is
A) the time required for a nucleus of that isotope to partially decay.
B) half the time required for a nucleus of that isotope to decay.
C) half the time that it takes for a radioactive isotope to eat a large pizza.
D) the time required for the decay of half of a large sample of nuclei of that isotope.
E) half the time required for the decay of a large sample of nuclei of that isotope.
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