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Two different elements may have same mass number but not the same __________________.

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To solve the question, "Two different elements may have the same mass number but not the same __________________," we need to understand the concepts of mass number and atomic number. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Mass Number**: - The mass number of an element is the total number of protons and neutrons in its nucleus. It is represented as: \[ \text{Mass Number} = \text{Number of Protons} + \text{Number of Neutrons} ...
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CENGAGE CHEMISTRY ENGLISH-APPENDIX - INORGANIC VOLUME 1-Exercise very short
  1. A and B belong to same group of periodic table. A has higher atomic nu...

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  2. The problem of position of isotopes in the periodic table was avoide...

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  3. Two different elements may have same mass number but not the same .

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  4. When compared to lithium, it is easier to remove valence electron from...

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  5. Chlorine has more electron affinity than fluorine.

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  6. Among (the non-radioactive) halogens the element that has the lowest e...

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  7. Name the radioactive element of group 17 and group 18 .

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  8. Among Li,Na,K,Rb,Cs, the element with the lowest ionisation energy is ...

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  9. Electron Gain Enthalpy

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  10. Generally electron gain enthalpy on going down a group, and on going...

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  11. Why is the second electron gain enthalpy negative (i.e. energy is abs...

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  12. Give reasons for the following : Fluorine has lower electron gain en...

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  13. Isoelectronic species have the same number of .

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  14. Lanthanides and actinides belong to block of the periodic table.

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  15. Generally, the atomic size along a period gradually decreases due to i...

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  16. The formula for fluoride of carbon is .

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  17. The solubility of alkali metal carbonateas one goes down the group.

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  18. The electronic configuration of Re^(3+) is (Xe)4f^(14)5d^(4), the numb...

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  19. Lather Meyer drew a graph showing the relation between atomic "" and ...

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  20. Second period ends with .

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