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The isotope Iridium has a nuclear mass of 195 and a nuclear number or 77. How many neutrons is in this isotope?

The isotope Iridium has a nuclear mass of 195 and a nuclear number or 77. How many neutrons is in this isotope?
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The isotope Iridium has a nuclear mass of 195 and a nuclear number or 77.

How many neutrons is in this isotope?

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Answer: Atomic StructureIridium as 77 protons and 114 neutrons in its nucleus giving it an Atomic Number of 77 and an atomic mass of 192.

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