Question

Write isobar of calcium. Do Isobar has same chemical properties ?
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Answer 1

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The number of neutrons makes up the difference in the number of nucleons. Therefore, they are always different chemical elements having same atomic masses. Thus, isobar has different chemical properties. ... Another example is argon and calcium with atomic number 18 and 20, respectively.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Isobars always have different atomic structure because of the difference in atomic numbers. The number of neutrons makes up the difference in the number of nucleons. Another example is argon and calcium with atomic number 18 and 20, respectively. However, they have the same atomic mass 40.

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