How does nitrogen have an effect on the human body?
It affects the human body by helping in digestive processes.
Isotope nitrogen-14 (N-14) into carbon-14 (C-14 or radiocarbon). Other carbon isotopes. And the old C-14 starts to decay back into N-14 by emitting beta particles.
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