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Why is the isotope oxygen-18 (180) different from the isotope oxygen-16 (160)? O Its atomic mass is different because it has two more neutrons. O Its atomic mass is different because it has two more protons.
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Why is the isotope oxygen-18 (180) different from the isotope oxygen-16 (160)?

O Its atomic mass is different because it has two more neutrons.
O Its atomic mass is different because it has two more protons.
O Its atomic number is different because it has two more protons.
O Its atomic number is different because it has two more neutrons.

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