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One isotope of Carbon(C) has exactly the same mass number and atomic mass since it was used as the definition of the atomic mass unit. Which isotope is it and what is it’s atomic mass?
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One isotope of Carbon(C) has exactly the same mass number and atomic mass since it was used as the definition of the atomic mass unit. Which isotope is it and what is it’s atomic mass?

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Carbon-12

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