In the neutral state the element M consists of the isotopes _ 14 … - Vidyadip

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In the neutral state the element $M$ consists of the isotopes $_{14}M^{28} , _{14}M^{29}$ and $_{14}M^{30}$ in the ratio $60 : 30 : 20$ respectively. Correct statements about $M$ in the natural state include that

A
the atomic weight is between $28.0$ and $28.5$
B
atoms of $M$ condition $24$ electron each
✓
atoms of $M$ may contain $14,15$ or $16$ neutrons each
D
atoms of $M$ contain $16$ protons each

✓

Answer

Correct option: C.

atoms of $M$ may contain $14,15$ or $16$ neutrons each

c

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