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Do isotopes have different electron arrangements ?
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Help iam very confused
Isotopes of elements have different numbers of neutrons
Do they have different electron arrangements ?
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hint: for an uncharged particle:
amount of protons = amount of electrons
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Also if by arrangement you mean energy level. It does nothing to change their energy levels.
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thankz for your help guys much apreciated
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