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cause to change into an isomer
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A line on a map along which an equal percentage of the total annual precipitation falls in a given season or month; literally means
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One of a group of molecules that are exactly the same in atomic composition, but they are different in structural arrangement. For example, glucose and fructose.
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One or two or more nuclides having measurable time intervals in different radioactive properties.
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Nuclides with the same number of neutrons and protons in different states of excitation.
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