What would change oxygen into another isotope
1 answer:
Answer:
Adding Neutrons
General Formulas and Concepts:
<u>Chemistry - Atomic Structure</u>
- Atoms Composition
- Nucleus - Protons, Neutrons
- Electrons
Explanation:
We know that adding Protons to any atom will change its chemical properties and make it a different element.
We also know that adding Electrons to any atom will simply only change its overall charge.
Isotopes are formed by adding <em>neutrons</em> to the nucleus. It will be the same element but it would have a different mass and amount of neutrons.
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