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11. Which of the following is true about nitrogen-14 and nitrogen-16? A.They are isotopes of the same atom. B.They are the same except that carbon-14 has 2 extra electrons. C.They are completely different
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11. Which of the following is true about nitrogen-14 and nitrogen-16?

A.They are isotopes of the same atom.
B.They are the same except that carbon-14 has 2 extra electrons.
C.They are completely different atoms.
D.They are the exact same atom.

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The answer is option A.

They are isotopes of the same atom.

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