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What are the isotopes? how all of the isotopes of an atom are similar and how are they different?
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What are the isotopes? how all of the isotopes of an atom are similar and how are they different?

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Isotopes are the same element with a different mass number. They are similar because once again the protons are equal to the atomic number which keeps the identity of the atom the same. But they are different because the masses of each is different.
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