Originally Posted by LinearAq
Every single short lived radioactive decay has followed the exponential decay curve that is described by the probability equations. Every single one All of the observed portions of the long lived decays also follow the same exponential curve described by the probability equations. Every single one.
How does one obtain a pure sample of any of these elements in order to measure the curve? They'll decay while one is collecting them. One does not. Even with the "short-lived isotopes", extrapolation and indirect methodology are involved.

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