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Where are the subatomic particles that determine the difference between an element and the ion of that element or between isotopes of that element? *

Both the isotopes of an element, as well as the ion of an element, differ in the number of subatomic particles found inside the nucleus.

Both the isotopes of an element, as well as the ion of an element, differ in the number of subatomic particles found outside the nucleus.

The isotopes of an element differ in the number of subatomic particles found outside the nucleus. An ion differs from the neutral form of an element in the number of particle within the nucleus.

The isotopes of an element differ in the number of subatomic particles found in the nucleus. An ion differs from the neutral form of an element in the number of particle outside the nucleus.

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Answered by aastharaj0404
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