An element possessing only a single stable isotope is described as:
AMonoisotopic
BIsobaric
CRadioactive
DAllotropic
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Monoisotopic
Chemical elements that occur in nature with just one stable isotope are known as monoisotopic elements.
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