1a) Give the mass number and the number of protons, neutrons, electrons for the stable isotope of bromine, Br-79. b) One of the following isotope elements given below is wrong. State which element is wrong and why. Be 24Mg 11 13C H 39, 19K

1a) Give the mass number and the number of protons, neutrons, electrons for the stable isotope of bromine, Br-79. b) One of the following isotope elements given below is wrong. State which element is wrong and why. Be 24Mg 11 13C H 39, 19K

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1a) Give the mass number and the number of protons,
neutrons, electrons for the stable isotope of bromine, Br-79.
b) One of the following isotope elements given below is
wrong. State which element is wrong and why.
Be
24Mg
13C
H
39,
19k

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