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The three isotopes of uranium are ^234<92U ^233<92 and ^232<92U how many proton neutron and electron are present in each isotopes
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The three isotopes of uranium are ^234<92U ^233<92 and ^232<92U how many proton neutron and electron are present in each isotopes

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Answer: protons: 92

electrons: 92


1. neutrons: 234-92 = 142

2. Neutrons- 233-92 = 141

3. Neutrons 232-92= 140

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