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The reason isotopes have the same atomic number but different mass numbers is they have different numbers of:
neutrons
isotopes
17
8
neutrons
18
electrons and protons
atomic number
What is the atomic mass number of an oxygen (atomic number 8) isotope that has 10 neutrons?
neutrons
isotopes
17
8
neutrons
18
electrons and protons
atomic number
Every atom of an given element has the same number of what two subatomic particles?
neutrons
isotopes
17
8
neutrons
18
electrons and protons
atomic number
Atoms of the same element that have different numbers numbers of neutrons in the nucleus AND different mass numbers are called:
neutrons
isotopes
17
8
neutrons
18
electrons and protons
atomic number
Oxygen atoms have 8 protons in their nucleus, giving them an atomic number of:
neutrons
isotopes
17
8
neutrons
18
electrons and protons
atomic number
All isotopes of a given element have the same:
neutrons
isotopes
17
8
neutrons
18
electrons and protons
atomic number
Every atom of a given element does NOT have the same number of what subatomic particle?
neutrons
isotopes
17
8
neutrons
18
electrons and protons
atomic number
What is the atomic mass number of an oxygen (atomic number 8) isotope that has 9 neutrons?
neutrons
isotopes
17
8
neutrons
18
electrons and protons
atomic number
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