Fluorine-18 is an isotope commonly used in radioimaging, due in part to the short half-life (~2 hours) of the isotope. What type of emission process is likely for fluorine-18?
A) ( emission)
B) ( emission)
C) positron emission
D) ( emission)
E) X-ray emission
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