Assertion: berkelium's isotope | /r/HasProperty | radioactive
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: like all synthetic transuranic elements
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The 10 isotopes of berkelium that are known are all radioactive; the element has not been found in the earth
text: All isotopes of berkelium are radioactive.
text: The 10 isotopes of berkelium that are known are all radioactive; the element has not been found in the earth's crust.
text: The 10 isotopes of berkelium that are known are all radioactive; the element has not been found in the earth's crust.
text: The known isotopes of berkelium have mass numbers that range from 240 to 251, and are all radioactive.
text: Like all synthetic transuranic elements, isotopes of einsteinium are very radioactive and are considered highly dangerous to health on ingestion.
text: The 10 isotopes of berkelium that are known are all radioactive; the element has not been found in the earth
text: All californium isotopes are radioactive.
text: All isotopes of berkelium are radioactive.
text: However, all its known isotopes are radioactive, and although they are only produced artificially in laboratories and managed by experts, here are some health hazards of radioactivity that should be considered: The development of nuclear technology has been accompanied by gross as well as minute releases of radioactivity into the atmosphere, the soil, the oceans, seas, and water table, showing up worldwide in animal, vegetable, and inert matter.
text: However, all its known isotopes are radioactive, and although they are only produced artificially in laboratories and managed by experts, here are some health hazards of radioactivity that should be considered: The development of nuclear technology has been accompanied by gross as well as minute releases of radioactivity into the atmosphere, the soil, the oceans, seas, and water table, showing up worldwide in animal, vegetable, and inert matter.