What are Isotopes? | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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Do isotopes also get positive and negative charges?

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If you put all atoms in the universe in vast imaginary boxes, and sorted them all by element type, isotope number, and ionic charge, each box containing atoms of only one of these combined values, would *ALL* the atoms, from one single same box chosen at random, always be identical perfect copies of each other? Or would there still some possible differences?

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Are there any more 'Iso' s to be defined for an atom?

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So isotopes are like family members. They have the same name, but different make ups?

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I like that description!! Well they do have different names too (Hydrogen isotopes are called Protium, Deuterium and Tritium) but yes they are all the Hydrogen family. They all have the same number or protons and electrons, but different numbers of neutrons.

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is it possible for an element not to have any neutrons?

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So is every atom of an element a certain isotope? What is not an isotope?

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Great video, but I would caution students: the mass number (A) should be written as a superscript to the LEFT of the element symbol; the atomic number (Z) should be written as a subscript to the LEFT of the element symbol.

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