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position of isotopes in modern periodic table

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Answered by kuberkansalkk
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Answer: along with the elements.

Explanation:Isotopes are placed along with the elements at the same place.

e.g.

3 isotopes of hydrogen- protium, deuterium and tritium are placed at the top of periodic table at position 1 along with hydrogen.

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Answered by sourabh7796
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Answer:

isotopes are atoms of same element having different atomic mass but same atomic number.

Explanation:

isotopes isotopes have not been given separate place in the modern periodic table.dinosaur tops are placed with their atoms as all of them have same atomic number

for example -

hydrogen has three isotopes,

hydrogen with atomic mass 1 is called deuterium.

hydrogen with atomic mass 2 is called tritium

hydrogen with atomic mass 3 is called protium.

these isotopes aren't given a separate column in the modern periodic table.

they exist within the hydrogen element modern periodic table.

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