Chemistry, asked by zs3ras8vetanz, 1 year ago

two isotopes of magnesium have different mass numbers

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Answered by Einstein6022

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yes they do as isotopes means having different number of neutrons, and neutrons have mass

Answered by bhanutej773

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Answer:

actually yes as their mass no are different neutrons are different

Explanation:

eg H has 3 isotopes one with 0,the other with 1,the other with 2

the chem propertires of H doesnt chane

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