what is not differ in isotopes:a.electrons,b.protons,c.neutrons,d.neucleons and why?
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option (a) and (b)
in isotopes electrons and protons do not differ in isotopes
only neutrons differ in number .
therefore the mass number of all the isotopes differ while the atomic number remains the same.
in isotopes electrons and protons do not differ in isotopes
only neutrons differ in number .
therefore the mass number of all the isotopes differ while the atomic number remains the same.
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but nucleon is the sum of protons and neutrons
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nucleons means the things which are present inside the nucleus of an atom
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It will be option ( a ) and ( b ) bec electrons and protons are similar in no. in isotopes but mass will be different bec it depends on the no. of protons + neutrons and so its mass no. differs but not the atomic no. For example, hydrogen particle and chlorine particle.
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