Why do different isotopes of a given element have, for most practical purposes, the same chemical properties?
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Why do different isotopes of a given element have, for most practical purposes, the same chemical properties? That is, why do different isotopes form the same molecules and compounds even though they have different numbers of neutrons and different masses?
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Only electrical forces bind atoms together to form molecules a...View the full answer
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