How would you switch out an isotope?
How would you switch out isotopes?
What are some examples of isotopes? What are isotopes? What is isotopes? What controls the chemical properties of a particular isotope? What are the chemical properties of isotopes? What makes some isotopes have an unstable nuclei and others not? What would happen if there was no stable isotope of beryllium? What are some isotopes of oxygen? What are some of the chemical properties of the isotopes? What would happen if there was no stable isotope of yttrium? How can Carbon 12 be an isotope? What would happen if there were no stable isotopes of iridium? What would happen if there was no stable isotope of niobium? How do you find the abundance of an isotope? What would happen if there were no stable isotopes of gallium? What would happen if there were no stable isotopes of silver? How many protons and neutrons are in each isotope? How do you calculate the abundance of isotopes? What would happen if there was no stable isotope of scandium? How is the abundance of isotopes calculated? What is the relative abundance of isotopes? How is the abundance of an isotope determined? How do you calculate the percent abundance of isotopes? Which is more stable, an isotope, isobar, or isotone? Why? I learned neutrons of H2 atoms can be taken away by adding photons. Can we do the same for other elements, oxygen atom for instance? Why does removing U238 atoms from uranium increase the chances of a neutron fissioning a U235 atom? What are some examples of neutrons and protons? How do you convert grams to atoms? What does neutrons add to an atom? How are neutrons and protons different?