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 * __//Questions for Isotopes- Owner Jake Comito not Mark Gross//__**



1. How do you determine the number of isotopes in an element? You can determine the isotope by the number of Neutrons

//2. Is an element an isotope if the neutrons are equal to the protons? No it is not an isotope.//

//3. Can an isotope also be an ion? An isotope can be an ion because ions deal with electrons while isotopes deal with neutrons//

//4. Do you have to worry about the number of electrons when determining an isotope? No because the number of electrons only determine an ion//

//5. Can an isotope be a neutral atom? Yes it can be a neutral Item//

Fill in the blanks(all neutral charges) Extra- What is the isotope of copper with 48 neutrons? Nickel
 * Element || Atomic Mass || Atomic Number || Protons || Neutrons || Electrons ||
 * Al || 56 || 13 || 13 || 43 || 27 ||
 * Rn ||  ||   || 54 || 77 ||   ||
 * Lu || 176 || 71 ||  ||   ||   ||

http://ericksoncpchem2010-11.wikispaces.com/file/view/ExtraIsotopePx.pdf