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18 July, 15:35

The isotope atoms differ in?

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  1. 18 July, 16:05
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    An isotope is formed basically when the amount of neutrons are different than the amount of protons in the nucleus. Therefore, we'd get a variation in the atomic mass (number of neutrons and protons). This is what makes isotopes different.

    So, the answer would be: Isotope atoms differ in neutrons.
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