## Isotope Notation: Hydrogen-1One isotope of hydrogen is called protium. Its symbol is:``` 1 1 H```(hydrogen-1, protium)1. **Question 1:** - **Text:** What is the term used for this type of symbol? - **Blank Space:** [_______________________]2. **Question 2:** - **Text:** The H is an example of the: - **Blank Space:** [_______________________]3. **Question 3:** - **Text:** The upper number to the left of the H which is a 1 in this case, is referred to as the: - **Blank Space:** [_______________________] - **Continuation:** and is defined as: - **Blank Space:** [_______________________]4. **Question 4:** - **Text:** The lower number to the left of the H which is a 1 in this case, is referred to as the: - **Blank Space:** [_______________________] - **Continuation:** and is defined as: - **Blank Space:** [_______________________]

Isotopes refer to those elements which have same atomic number but different mass numbers. In other…

One isotope of hydrogen is called protium. Its symbol is: bydroge protum) What is the term used for this type of symbol? The His an example of the: The upper number to the left of the H which is a1in this case. is referred to as the and is defined as The lower number to the left of the H which is a1 in this case. is referred to as the and is defined as

One isotope of hydrogen is called protium. Its symbol is: bydroge protum) What is the term used for this type of symbol? The His an example of the: The upper number to the left of the H which is a1in this case. is referred to as the and is defined as The lower number to the left of the H which is a1 in this case. is referred to as the and is defined as

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