The radioactive isotope used in the calvin experiments was ____.

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The radioactive isotope used in the calvin experiments was Carbon 14. It was used as a tracer. <span>The </span>experiments<span> performed by Melvin </span>Calvin<span> explained the process that plants use to make food. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.</span>

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