Out of 280 natural isotopes, how many have even atomic number and mass number?
Correct answer: C. 154
- A. 152
- B. 153
- C. 154
- D. 155
Explanation
Option A 152 isotopes have not even atomic and mass numbers. Option B It is also wrong because 153 isotopes have not even atomic and mass numbers. Option: C Out of 280 isotopes that occur in nature, 154 have even mass numbers and even atomic numbers. Option D It is also wrong because 155 isotopes out of do 280 not have even atomic and mass numbers.
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