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35 14C represents a nuclide of the element carbon and 14N represents a nuclide of the element 6 7 nitrogen. How is a neutral atom of 14N different to a neutral atom of 14C? 7 6 A The nitrogen atom has one electron fewer than the carbon atom. B The nitrogen atom has one neutron more than the carbon atom. C The nitrogen atom has one proton fewer than the carbon atom. D The nitrogen atom has one proton more than the carbon atom.
35 14C represents a nuclide of the element carbon and 14N represents a nuclide of the element
6 7
nitrogen.
How is a neutral atom of 14N different to a neutral atom of 14C?
7 6
A The nitrogen atom has one electron fewer than the carbon atom.
B The nitrogen atom has one neutron more than the carbon atom.
C The nitrogen atom has one proton fewer than the carbon atom.
D The nitrogen atom has one proton more than the carbon atom.
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