An isotope becomes more stable by changing the number of what?

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An isotope becomes more stable by changing the number of what?

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a isotope is atoms of the same element with different amount of neutrons to change the mass. They can become more stable by sharing or giving away electrons to have a stable electron shell

Yaseen Ahmad answered May 14, 2022

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