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When the abundance of a particular nuclide is increased above the abundance at which it occurs in nature and this is incorporated in a molecule, the term isotopically enriched ion is used to describe any ion enriched in the isotope. | When the abundance of a particular nuclide is increased above the abundance at which it occurs in nature and this is incorporated in a molecule, the term isotopically enriched ion is used to describe any ion enriched in the isotope. | ||
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When the abundance of a particular nuclide is increased above the abundance at which it occurs in nature and this is incorporated in a molecule, the term isotopically enriched ion is used to describe any ion enriched in the isotope.
