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Question 121
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Carbon has several isotopes.

The Table shows information about three isotopes of carbon.

Table

IsotopeNumber of protonsNumber of neutronsMass number
carbon-126612
carbon-13613
carbon-148
a.

Complete the Table.

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b.

State what is meant by the term isotopes.

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c.

Explain why the nuclei of all three isotopes have the same charge.

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d.

Carbon-13 can be written as 613C{}^{13}_{6}\mathrm{C}613​C.

Write the symbol for carbon-14 in the same way.

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