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An isotope has an atomic number of 36 and contains 44 neutrons. What is the isotope’s mass number?

An isotope has an atomic number of 36 and contains 44 neutrons. What is the isotope’s mass number?
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An isotope has an atomic number of 36 and contains 44 neutrons. What is the isotope’s mass number?

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the isotopes mass number is 36

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because atomic number is also mass number

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