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Two atoms that are isotopes of each other must have the same number of what? A. neutrons B. all particles C. protons D. atomic mass

Two atoms that are isotopes of each other must have the same number of what? A. neutrons B. all particles C. protons D. atomic mass
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Two atoms that are isotopes of each other must have the same number of what?

A. neutrons
B. all particles
C. protons
D. atomic mass

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Option C, are those that have the same number of protons in the nucleus. The atoms isotopes are atom that belongs to the same element, they are inside the periodic table and its nucleus has a different quantity of neutrons.
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