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What is mean by isotopes?

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there more than 1000 isotopes...but all these are represented by single element in the Periodic Table so thats why it is called isotope because iso mean "same" tope means"place" e.g hydrogen have 3 isotope but in periodic table only protium represents the remaining s

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