[Solved] The specific activity of radioactive isotopes is measured in:

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Q.	The specific activity of radioactive isotopes is measured in:
A.	MeV (million electron volts)
B.	R/h (roentgens per hour) or gray per hour
C.	Ci/g (curies per gram) or Becquerel per gram
D.	Counts per minute (c/min)
Answer» C. Ci/g (curies per gram) or Becquerel per gram

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