Isotopes
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- Q1IsotopesDifferent forms of an element: same number of protons, but different number of neutrons.Different forms of an element: same number of protons, but different number of electrons.Different forms of an element: same number of neutrons, but different number of protons.60s
- Q2Atomic numberthe number of neutrons and protons in an atomthe number of electrons in an atomthe number of protons in an atom's nucleus60s
- Q3Atomic massThe sum of the protons and electrons in an atomThe sum of the protons and neutrons in an atomThe sum of neutrons and electrons.60s
- Q4Carbon-13 has how many neutrons?761360s
- Q5Is Carbon-13 an isotope?NoYes60s
- Q6Oxygen-18 has how many neutrons?108960s
- Q7Is Oxygen-18 an isotope?YesNo60s
- Q8Carbon 12 is an isotope.TrueFalse60s