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An element may have more than one isotope if the atoms have different numbers of A electrons. B neutrons. C positrons. D protons.
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An element may have more than one isotope if the atoms have different numbers of

A electrons.
B neutrons.
C positrons.
D protons.

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B. Neutrons —///—:/—
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