If the quantity of a radioactive element is doubled, then its rate of – McqOptions

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1.	If the quantity of a radioactive element is doubled, then its rate of disintegrationper unit time will be [NCERT 1972, 92; MP PET 1989]
A.	Unchanged
B.	Reduced to half
C.	Increased by \[\sqrt{2}\]times
D.	Doubled
Answer» E.

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