An element's radioactivity depends upon what isotope is present. Polonium-210 is known to be an extremely toxic, hazardous and radioactive isotope. By mass, polonium-210 is about 250,000 times more toxic than cyanide with hydrogen. To put that in context, in World War I, hydrogen cyanide was used as a chemical weapon.
It interferes with the natural role of oxygen in almost every organ of the body, causing rapid death in less than a minute.Polonium-210 is present in tobacco which contributes to many worldwide cases of lung cancer. This is derived from airborne from lead-210 accumulated on tobacco leaves.
38 Radioactive Elements and What They Are Used For #infographic
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