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13 January, 08:49

What is the mass number of an isotope that has 2 neurons?

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  1. 13 January, 11:52
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    An isotope means that there are a different number of neutrons and protons, so if there are two neutrons it means that there is only one proton. That means the mass would be 3.

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  2. 13 January, 12:05
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    We all know that from the periodic table, an element with two neutrons has two protons and mass number is number of neutrons + no of protons.

    Therefore, the mass number is 4.
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