How many nucleons are there in Carbon?

Answer 1

Any atom has only one nucleus in it. The difference is always in the number of nucleons. Nucleons are the fundamental particles of an atom that constitute the nucleus. Protons and neutrons are the primary nucleons. The number of protons is always different for different elements. For e.g., the number of protons in a carbon atom is 6

Answer 2

It depends on which isotope. In the most common isotope, there are 12, but in about 1% of carbon atoms there are 13, and in a tiny, tiny fraction of a percent there are 14. Other numbers are possible, but effectively do not exist in nature because they decay almost immediately and can therefore only exist as a transient part of a decay chain of other radioactive atoms.

Answer 3

depends what isotope of carbon but usaly there are 54.