There are three known forms of hydrogen. These forms are called A. Isotopes, B. Copies, C. Ions, of each other. Each of these forms will have the same number of A. Protons, B. Neutrons, C. Electron, but different numbers of A. Protons, B. Neutrons, C. Electrons, in their nuclei.

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Cameron Ingram

1 April, 13:45

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Reed Boyd · Answer 1

These forms are called A Isotopes

Same number of A protons and C electrons

but different numbers of B neutrons