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Uranium-235, uranium-238 and uranium-239 are different A) elements. B) ions of the same element. C) isotopes of the same element. D) none of the above

Uranium-235, uranium-238 and uranium-239 are different A) elements. B) ions of the same element. C) isotopes of the same element. D) none of the above
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Uranium-235, uranium-238 and uranium-239 are different

A) elements.
B) ions of the same element.
C) isotopes of the same element.
D) none of the above

User Shavonne
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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

they are of same element but different mass no.

in chemistry language we call them isotopes

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