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this symbol represents a particular isotope of carbon. the number 6 is the atomic number. what does this tell us about the isotope?

this symbol represents a particular isotope of carbon the number 6 is the atomic number what does this tell us about the isotope class=

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It tells us that the element has 6 electrons in it's shells

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