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Question 1
Easy
What are isobars?
π‘ Hint: Think about mass number and what defines an element.
Question 2
Easy
Can you name two examples of isobars?
π‘ Hint: Consider elements with the same mass but different atomic numbers.
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Question 1
What are isobars?
π‘ Hint: Focus on the definitions of atomic properties.
Question 2
Calcium-40 and Argon-40 are examples of what?
π‘ Hint: Think about their atomic identity.
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Question 1
Given an element with a mass number of 40, evaluate and categorize it into isobars, discussing its significance in nuclear reactions.
π‘ Hint: Employ the periodic table for atomic number identification.
Question 2
Examine how the isobaric relationship between certain elements could impact their practical applications in technology or medicine.
π‘ Hint: Consider fields where atomic properties matter.
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