Radioactive phosphorus-32 emits β\betaβ-particles and has a half-life of 14 days. It decays to produce stable sulfur-32.
Which statement about this decay is correct?
After 14 days no more β\betaβ-particles are emitted.
After 14 days the number of sulfur-32 atoms has halved.
After 28 days the phosphorus-32 has decayed completely.
After 28 days the number of phosphorus-32 atoms has reduced to one quarter.
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