Examine the odd numbered elements. For example step through the odd numbered elements between atomic numbers 31 and 51. Which of the following is true? Isotopes of odd numbered elements usually have even mass numbers O Isotopes of odd numbered elements usually have odd mass numbers It is also interesting to explore how the number of stable isotopes an element has depends on atomic number. Explore the trend of number of stable isotopes vs. atomic number by stepping through each atomic number and noting how many isotopes are displayed for each. It is not necessary to click on any of the radio buttons. Which of the following trends is observed? Elements with even atomic numbers have more isotopes than elements with odd atomic numbers. Elements with odd atomic numbers have more isotopes than elements with even atomic numbers.
Examine the odd numbered elements. For example step through the odd numbered elements between atomic numbers 31 and 51. Which of the following is true? Isotopes of odd numbered elements usually have even mass numbers O Isotopes of odd numbered elements usually have odd mass numbers It is also interesting to explore how the number of stable isotopes an element has depends on atomic number. Explore the trend of number of stable isotopes vs. atomic number by stepping through each atomic number and noting how many isotopes are displayed for each. It is not necessary to click on any of the radio buttons. Which of the following trends is observed? Elements with even atomic numbers have more isotopes than elements with odd atomic numbers. Elements with odd atomic numbers have more isotopes than elements with even atomic numbers.
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