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Learn: Working Out Numbers of Subatomic Particles from Isotope Notation
AQA GCSE Chemistry 8462 specification
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What does the mass number represent?
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In the isotope notation {{blank0}}, the atomic number is {{blank1}} and the mass number is {{blank2}}.
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Select all statements that are true about isotope notation.
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