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Two Atoms are isotopes of each other if they have the same number of_______ but a different number _________. 1.protons electrons 2.electrons neutrons 3.electrons valence shells…

Two Atoms are isotopes of each other if they have the same number of_______ but a different number _________. 1.protons electrons 2.electrons neutrons 3.electrons valence shells…
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Two Atoms are isotopes of each other if they have the same number of_______ but a different number _________.

1.protons electrons
2.electrons neutrons
3.electrons valence shells
4.protons neutrons

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The correct answer is #4. They have the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons.
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