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Deuterium differs from hydrogen ?

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To understand how deuterium differs from hydrogen, we can analyze several key factors: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Neutron Count**: - **Deuterium (D)** has one neutron in its nucleus. - **Hydrogen (H)** has no neutrons. - **Conclusion**: The presence of a neutron in deuterium makes it an isotope of hydrogen. ...
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  3. Deuterium differs from hydrogen ?

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