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Question
The diagram represents an isotope of hydrogen [H]. Answer the following:
Atomic no. = 1
Mass no. = 1
Which sub-atomic particles in the 3 isotopes of ‘H’ are the same.
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Solution
Protons and electrons in each isotope are the same.
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