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An isotope has more protons than electrons. True or false

An isotope has more protons than electrons. True or false
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An isotope has more protons than electrons.
True or false

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False

Step-by-step explanation:

Isotopes have different number of neutrons

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User Murki
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False. Isotopes only change the number of neutrons, it does not effect electrons and proton number always stays the same
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