Isotopes of an element have same atomic number (number of protons) but vary in the mass number (number of neutrons). The chemical reactivity of an element is not affected by the change in mass number. So, for stable isotopes of Oxygen, (Oxygen-16, Oxygen-17 and Oxygen-18) the biochemical pathway of oxygen breathed in during respiration remains unaffected even with different isotopes. Only the radioactive isotopes of oxygen when breathed in may cause serious health hazards as they emit radiations that may damage the internal organs in the body.
Without its atmosphere, Earth would be
bombarded by meteorites, similar to mars, relatively lifeless. Without the atmosphere objects can just enter the atmosphere and cause serious harm to us, but with the atmosphere it basically reduces damage and shrinks it to size. Without the atmosphere earth would be like mars since it doesn't have a atmosphere. Without the atmosphere earth would be relatively lifeless since without air, us humans cant breathe so we will not survive.
Yes it can be but if stuff like the council have the equipment to pay for to help stop erosion then it wouldn't be as bad
<span>Kr> Br> As> Se> Ge> Ca> Ga > K </span>
The smallest unit of an element is called an Atom. An atom consists of protons, neutrons, and electrons.
