why there will be change in number of nutrons in atoms?
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30th October 2014,
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We all know that there exist isotopes for elements. In order to make these isotopes stable there is requirement of certain number of neutrons. Due to this number of neutrons vary in atoms. For instance, Carbon-12 has six neutrons, and it is stable. Carbon-14 has eight neutrons and it happens to be radioactive.
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