Atomic
nuclei
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Comment
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True
or False
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Atoms "A"
and "B" are isotopes of berylium. |
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Atoms "A"
and "B" are isotopes of nitrogen. |
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Both atoms
have the same atomic number but different mass number. |
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"A"
is carbon while "B" is a lithium atom. |
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Both "A"
and "B" are isotopes of boron because they have the same
atomic mass but different atomic numbers. |
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Both "A"
and "B" are atoms of carbon. |
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Both "A"
and "B" are isotopes of carbon.
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Both "A"
and "B" have the same mass number.
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Which nucleus is unlikely to be stable?
The best reason for this is that:
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