Chemistry, asked by abenrs282, 1 year ago

Why do isotopes of an element differ in atomic masses and not in atomic number

Answers

Answered by windy100

0

coz they have different number of neutrons...

Answered by sam0219

0

since atomic mass is the weighted average of all the natural isotopes of that element

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Hindi, 6 months ago

कशमीर के लोगो को क्या कहते हैं...

History, 6 months ago

Which of the following is an accurate example of Federalism? a.The power of government being divided between state and national governments b.Allowing state governments to make individual treaties with other countries c.American citizens participating in the everyday actions of government d.A democratic government of representatives elected by the people...

Hindi, 6 months ago

नादमय शब्द मराठी उदाहरण सांगा I want example of nadmay sabd...

Social Sciences, 1 year ago

Why and how control of marginalisation is important for inclusive development?

Art, 1 year ago

how to delete comments on brainly...

Hindi, 1 year ago

Tropicana juice advertisement for kids in hindi...

Geography, 1 year ago

Name 2 inland refainaries in india...

Math, 1 year ago

Find the least number which when divided by8,12,and24 leaves a remainder 5.