lindyrose lindyrose

03-04-2017
Chemistry

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what nuclear particle determines the isotope of an atom?

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03-04-2017

I believe the answer would be Neutrons

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IGotChillsTheyreX IGotChillsTheyreX

03-04-2017

The answer in my opinion would be Electrons, because neutrons don't have a charge, and the amount of protons is set in every element, the only nuclear particles that has a charge and can vary, are electrons.

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