c) The nucleus of which atom contains49 neutrons?A 32S16B 48TI22C86 Rb12 CdD 148

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c) The nucleus of which atom contains
49 neutrons?
A 32S
16
B 48TI
22
C
86 Rb
12 Cd
D 1
48

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