Science, asked by chinmay3239, 1 year ago

explain why 3h1 and 3he2 is not considered as isotope.

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Answered by arjunsanthosh000

3H1 and 3HE2 are not considered as isotopes as they have different atomic no. but same mass no..but isotopes have same atomic no. and different mass no.

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