Two atoms that are isotopes of one another must have the same number of what? A.neutrons
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B. 6 atoms of carbon C
I would think this is the answer, because one can't just delete or add atoms; otherwise, the equation would be unbalanced. This also abides with the Law of Conservation of Mass.
Plus, I also came to that conclusion because if we look at the net equation of photosynthesis:
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The number of Carbon atoms is 6 on both the reagent's side and the product's side.
I would think this is the answer, because one can't just delete or add atoms; otherwise, the equation would be unbalanced. This also abides with the Law of Conservation of Mass.
Plus, I also came to that conclusion because if we look at the net equation of photosynthesis:
The number of Carbon atoms is 6 on both the reagent's side and the product's side.
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