How many natural isotopes does tin have?

Answer 1

Tin has 10 isotopes, with the following mass numbers, masses, and abundances:

1. 112 - 111.9403 amu - 0.95%
2. 114 - 113.9395 amu - 0,65%
3. 115 - 114..9400 amu - 0.34%
4. 116 - 115.9390 amu - 14.24%
5. 117 - 116.9402 amu - 7.57%
6. 118 - 117.9393 amu - 24.01%
7. 119 - 118.9410 amu - 8.58%
8. 120 - 119.9401 amu - 32.97%
9. 122 - 121.9421 amu - 4.71%
10. 124 - 123.9445 amu - 5.98%

Answer 2

10 isotopes, which is the largest known for an element.

A2. The above is true for naturally occurring isotopes of an element.

Other elements, Hg and Pb for example have over 30 isotopes, many of which are radioactive.

Answer 3

10 isotopes 10 isotopes