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The mass number of one form of plutonium is 244. Which combination of protons and neutrons is possible for this form of plutonium? A) 0 protons, 244 neutrons B) 93 protons, 150 neutrons C) 94 protons,
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The mass number of one form of plutonium is 244. Which combination of protons and neutrons is possible for this form of plutonium?
A) 0 protons, 244 neutrons
B) 93 protons, 150 neutrons
C) 94 protons, 150 neutrons
D) 244 protons, 0 neutrons
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the answer is C. have a nice day :)
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