How did Thomson's discovery of neon's isotopes lead to the discovery of neutrons?

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Blalasaadri · Answer 1 · 2021-04-02T01:52:37+0000

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Neon consisted of atoms of two different masses but chemically alike. ... Movement of electrons between energy levels in atom must absurb just a certain amount energy to move to higher level can't hover between levels.

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