The Commonest Form of the Carbon Atom That Exists Is

question 56

Multiple Choice

The commonest form of the Carbon atom that exists is at times referred to as C¹². An isotope of this atom is called C¹⁴. C¹⁴ must have a different number of___________than C¹².

• A) Ions
• B) Protons
• C) Atoms
• D) Neutrons
• E) Electrons

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