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Two atoms are different isotopes of the same element. Therefore, these two atoms have differing numbers of___. A. Protons B.Neutrons C. Charges D. Electrons
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Two atoms are different isotopes of the same element. Therefore, these two atoms have differing numbers of___.

A. Protons

B.Neutrons

C. Charges

D. Electrons

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Answer:Neutrons

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