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i know they are isotopes because of the number they have after the atomic symbol
1. He-4   yes
2. C          no
3. Hg      no
4. N        no
5. U-235   yes
6. helium-4   yes
7. Ne            no

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all are isotopes but carbon and nitrogen

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all are isotopes except carbon and nitrogen

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1. He-4 - Isotope
2. C - Not Isotope
3. Hg - not Isotope
4. N - not Isotope
5. U-235 - Isotope
6. Helium-4 - Isotope
7. Ne - not Isotope

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All are isotopes except C, Hg and N

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all are isotopes except Carbon and Nitrogen

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to find an isotope you need to find a number next to the atomic symbol. if it has a number then its an isotope
1.) HE-4 - Isotope
2.) C - Not an Isotope
3.) Hg - Not an Isotype
4.) N - Not an isotope
5.) U-235 - Isotope
6.) Helium-4 - Isotope
7.) Ne - Not an Isotope

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to find an isotope you need to find a number next to the atomic symbol. if it has a number then its an isotope
1.) HE-4 - Isotope
2.) C - Not an Isotope
3.) Hg - Not an Isotype
4.) N - Not an isotope
5.) U-235 - Isotope
6.) Helium-4 - Isotope
7.) Ne - Not an Isotope

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To find an isotope you have to find the number next to the atomic symbol. If it has a number than it is an isotope.
1. HE-4 [Isotope]
2. C [Not an Isotope]
3. Hg [Not an Isotype]
4. N [Not an isotope]
5. U-235 [Isotope]
6. Helium-4 [Isotope]
7. Ne [Not an Isotope]

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To find an isotope you find the number right next to the atomic symbol. If there´s no number then its the original and isn't an isotope.                                                        1. HE-4 (Isotope)
2. C ( Not a Isotope)
3.Hg (Not a Isotope)
4. N (Not a isotope)
5. U-235 (isotope)
6. Helium-4 (isotope)
7.Ne ( Not a isotope)

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To determine a isotope, you need to find a number next to the atomic symbol. If it doesn't have one, it's the original and it's not a isotope.
1. He-4 [Isotope]                                                                                  2. C [Not a Isotope]
3. Hg [Not a Isotope]                                                                           4. N [Not a Isotope]
5. U-235 [Isotope]                                                6. Helium-4 [Isotope] (Also this is He 7. Ne [Not a Isotope]

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1. He-4 :yes  2. C :no 3. Hg :no 4. N :no 5. U-235 :yes  6. helium-4 :yes 7. Ne :no
When trying to identify an isotope look beside the atomic symbol and if there is a dash and then a number (isotope mass) or from the superscript (number to the top left of the letter) then its an isotope.

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To identify an isotope, you see if it is showing one of the two ways to express it. (in this case a dash next to the atomic number)
1. He-4 Isotope
2. C   Not an isotope
3. Hg   Not an isotope
4. N   Not an isotope
5. U-235   Isotope
6. helium-4  Isotope
7. Ne  Not an isotope

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The numbers that are isotopes are 1,5 , and 6. I know this because because all three have the name of the element, a dash , and the isotopes mass

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You identify a isotope by looking for a number beside the atomic symbol if theres a number its a isotope 1. He-4 yes 2.C no 3.Hg no 4.N no 5. U-235 yes 6.Helium

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You can identify an isotope by looking to see if there is a number next to the atomic symbol, if there is that is an isotope 1. He-4, yes 2. C, no 3.Hg, no 4.N, no 5. U-235, yes 6. helium-4, yes 7.Ne, no

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I can I identify an isotope by looking to see if there is a dash with a number  beside the atomic symbol and if there is that means it's a isotope.                                                                                                                     1. He-4, yes                                                                                                                                                              2. C, no                                                                                                                                                                                 3. Hg, no                                                                                                                                                               4. N, no                                                                                                                                                                  5. U-235, yes                                                                                                                                                             6. helium-4, yes                                                                                                                                                   7. Ne, no

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To identify an isotope you can look if there is a number next to the atomic symbol, of there is then it is an isotope
1. He-4- yes
2. C- no
3. Hg- no
4. N- no
5. U-235- yes
6. Helium-4/ yes
7.Ne- no

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You can identify an isotope by looking to see if there is a number next to the atomic symbol. If there is, then it is an isotope.
1. He-4 / yes
2. C / no
3. Hg / no
4. N / no
5. U-235 / yes
6. helium-4 / yes
7. Ne / no

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You can identify an isotope by looking to see if there's a number next to the atomic symbol. If there is not a number then it is not an isotope, if there is a number than it is an isotope. 1. He-4 yes 2. C no 3. Hg no 4. N no 5. U-235 yes 6. Helium-4 yes 7. Ne no

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You can identify an isotope by seeing if there is a number next to the atomic symbol. If there is its an isotope. If there isn't it is not an isotope.                             1. He-4 is an isotope
2. C is NOT an isotope
3. Hg is NOT an isotope
4. N is NOT an isotope
5. U-235 is an isotope
6. Helium-4 is an isotope
7. Ne is NOT an isotope

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You can identift an isotope by finding the number next to the atomic symbol. if there isnt then the atom is not an isotope
1. He-4 yes
2. C no
3. Hg no
4. N no
5. U-235: yes
6. Helium-4 yes
7. Ne no

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Krizia Troches Diaz 8/28/2020 4th Period

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You can identify an isotope by looking if there is a number beside the name of the element and if there isnt then its not an isotope
1. He-4: yes
2. C: no
3.Hg: no
4.N: no
5.U-235: yes
6.Helium-4: yes
7.Ne: no

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You can identify an isotope by finding the number next to the atomic symbol, but if there is no number that means that the element doesn't have any isotopes.
1. He-4: Yes
2. C: No
3. Hg: No
4. N: No
5. U-235: Yes
6. Helium-4: Yes
7. Ne: No

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If you are trying to identify an isotope then all you have to do is look for a nuber next to it. If there is a number that means it is a different variety of the atom (an isotope)
1.He-4 Yes
2.C No
3.Hg No
4. N No
5.U-235 Yes
6.Helium-4 Yes
7.Ne No

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In order to identify it as an isotope, there will be a number beside the letters, if not then it is not an isotope.
1. He-4 (yes, it is an isotope)

2. C  (no,  it is not an isotope)

3. Hg  (no,  it is not an isotope)

4. N  (no,  it is not an isotope)

5. U-235  (yes, it is an isotope)

6. helium-4  (yes, it is an isotope)

7. Ne (no,  it is not an isotope)

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In order to determine an Isotope, you'll need to search for the number beside the atomic symbol. If the number is not present, that makes it the original element.
Henceforth:
1. He-4 is an Isotope
2. C is not an Isotope
3. Hg is not and Isotope
4. N is not an Isotope
5. U-235 is an Isotope
6. helium-4/He is an Isotope
7. Ne is not an Isotope

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To identify an isotope you can just look to see whether or not there is a number next to the atomic symbol
Thus:
1. He-4 is an isotope
2. C is not an isotope
3. Hg is not an isotope
4. N is not an isotope
5. U-235 is an isotope
6. helium-4 is an isotope
7. Ne is not an isotope

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To determine an isotope you need to find a number next to an atomic symbol. If there is a number it is an isotope and if there is no number it is not an isotope. Therefore:
1. He-4 is an isotope
2. C is not an isotope
3. Hg is not an isotope
4. N is not an isotope
5. U-235 is an isotope
6. helium-4 is an isotope
7. Ne is not an isotope

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If an atomic symbol has a number next to it, then it's an isotope.
1. He-4 is an isotope
2. C isn't an isotope
3. Hg isn't an isotope
4. N isn't an isotope
5. U-235 is an isotope
6. helium-4 is an isotope
7. Ne isn't an isotope

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To determine a isotope, you need to find a number next to the atomic symbol. If it doesn't have one, it's the original and it's not a isotope. Therefore;
1. He-4 [Isotope]
2. C [Not a Isotope]
3. Hg [Not a Isotope]
4. N [Not a Isotope]
5. U-235 [Isotope]
6. Helium-4 [Isotope] (Also this is He)
7. Ne [Not a Isotope]