List applications of any three isotopes in various fields.
(N/A) Applications of any three isotopes are:
$(a)$ An isotope of Uranium $(U-235)$ is used as a fuel in nuclear reactors for generating electricity.
$(b)$ An isotope of Cobalt $(Co-60)$ is used in the treatment of cancer through radiotherapy.
$(c)$ An isotope of Iodine $(I-131)$ is used in the treatment of goiter,a disease related to the thyroid gland.
$(a)$ An isotope of Uranium $(U-235)$ is used as a fuel in nuclear reactors for generating electricity.
$(b)$ An isotope of Cobalt $(Co-60)$ is used in the treatment of cancer through radiotherapy.
$(c)$ An isotope of Iodine $(I-131)$ is used in the treatment of goiter,a disease related to the thyroid gland.
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