Chemistry, asked by kunvarkaushik141, 5 months ago

THE ISOTOPE OF AN ATOM ARE CHEMICALLY SAME.?WHY​

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Answered by ItsMasterAditya
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Most chemical properties are determined by the arrangement of electrons, especially the outermost electrons. The size of an atom also affects some chemical properties. Having a different number of neutrons does not affect either one of these properties, so isotopes of an element will behave (chemically) the same.

Answered by parwaz14
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Beacuse isotopes do not differ in atomic number that means no change in electronic configuration. That's why the isotopes of an atom are chemically same.

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