One isotope of carbon has 6 protons and 8 neutrons. Which is the correct reference for this isotope? carbon-2 carbon-6 carbon-8 carbon-14
carbon 14 bcz isotope is represented by the atomic mass.which is the sum of protons and neutrons
well i hope,, u r right ,, i need alot of effort now exams are ahead and don't ask about chem......so difficult
What arrangement is represented in the periodic table? a repeating pattern of outer electrons random order for atomic mass a reverse sequence for the number of neutrons repeating patterns of isotopes
Going down any standard column of the table gives the number of valence electrons, to a point. Hydrogen, Lithium, etc column has 1 outer electron. Helium and noble gases typically have 8, but Helium has 2, which satisfies a complete "shell" of outer electrons for the first tier. souce yahoo answers, i knew it but i needed a suitable logic
so first one is correct
thats what i thought thanks
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