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Chemistry, 14.09.2021 06:00, Michaelpem1789
Which statement is true about the following isotopes: Sulfur-34, Sulfur-33 and Sulfur-32? (Choose all that apply)
1. There is an equal amount of each isotope in nature.
2. They have a different number of neutrons.
3. The different isotopes vary in their relative abundance in nature.
4. Sulfur-34 has two more protons than Sulfur-32.
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