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➡️Give Me the explanation of isobars and isotopes ? wht are thse?

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Answer 1

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$<i><b> ISOTOPES - These are the element that same atomic number but different mass number. i.e the number of protons will be same but the number of neutrons will vary.$

For example - Hydrogen has its 3 isotopes named, 
1 ) Protium - 1 neutron , 1 proton 
2 ) Deuterium ( D ) - 2 neutron , 1 proton 
3 ) Tritium ( T ) - 3 neutron , 1 proton

$<i><b>In the above sited example the No. of neutrons vary whereas no. of protons are the same.$

$<i><b>ISOBARS - These are the elements which have different atomic number but have some mass number.$

For example - 
Calcium - Atomic No. = 20 
                 Mass No. = 40 

Argon - Atomic No. = 18 
             Mass No. = 40

$<i><b>In the above cited example the mass no. is same whereas the atomic No. vary.$
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Answer 2

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✳ ${\blue{Isobars :}}$ = They are points of connection related to barometer pressure within a time period .

Example =
( nos. denoting the pressure on land or sea , they are unitless ) 992 , 998


✳ ${\blue{Isotopes :}}$ = They are atoms of the same element which differ having same atomicity / atomic no. but different mass no.

Example =
Hydrogen's isotopes are :-

◎ Protium - Atomic no. 1 , Mass no. 1
◎ Deuterium - Atomic no. 1 , Mass no. 2
◎ Tritium - Atomic no. 1 , Mass no. 3

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