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Is there an element whose every atom contains the same quantity of neutrons?

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KaJe
 
Reply Sat 3 Feb, 2024 03:46 pm
Is there at least one element whose every atom contains the same quantity of neutrons? In other words, different isotopes don't exist at all.
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Reply Thu 8 Feb, 2024 06:09 am
@KaJe,
No, there are no elements where every atom contains the same quantity of neutrons. Isotopes, which are atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons, exist for virtually all elements in nature. These isotopes contribute to the overall stability and properties of the element.




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