Science, asked by TbiaSupreme, 1 year ago

Isotopes of an element have the different atomic numbers. True or False?

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Answered by Hacker291103

no they have same atomic no.

Answered by RoshiqArbash11

false. because the mass number only changes here ...for example we can take hydrogen
1
H
1 is a protrium

2
H
1 is deuterium

3
H
1 is a tritrium

but although when we change the mass.. this is a hydrogen

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