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Write nuclear symbols for each of the isotopes Carbon-14 Cobalt-60 Gold-197 Uranium-235

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Answer and explanation:

The nuclides with the same atomic number, but different mass numbers are isotopes.

So, in this case, each species will have the same atomic number and a different mass number, that will be the same that it is written in the name of the element:


\begin{gathered} -\text{ Carbon-14:}C_6^(14) \\ \\ -\text{ Cobalt-60: }Co_(27)^(60) \\ \\ -\text{ Gold-197: }Au_(79)^(197) \\ \\ -\text{ Uranium-235: }U_(92)^(235) \end{gathered}

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