Which describes why radioisotopes can be used as tracers in studying the biological and chemical processes of
plants?
The radioisotope is chemically identical to the nonradioisotope the plant normally uses.
The radioisotope is absorbed more quickly than the nonradioisotope the plant normally uses.
The radioisotope converts the nonradioisotope normally used by a plant into a radioisotope.
The radioisotope travels through the plant without participating in any chemical processes.

Radioisotopes can be used as tracers in studying the biological and chemical processes of plants because the radioactive is chemically identical to the non-radioisotope the plant normally uses.

What is radioisotopes?

Radioisotopes are simply the radioactive isotopes of a heavy element. They are atoms which contain unstable combination of neutrons and protons. They do have excess energy in their nucleus.

Some elements may have one or more isotopes being unstable. These unstable isotopes decays the emitting Alpha particles along with the gamma rays.

Like, P-32 isotope has its useful application in the field of agriculture.

Thus, radioisotopes used as tracers in studying the biological and chemical processes of plants because the radioactive is chemically identical to the non-radioisotope the plant normally uses.

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