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Chemistry, 18.03.2021 03:10 krislinsanchez8088

Which describes an isotope of lodine? a. It can be divided into smaller particles that reta in all the properties of iodine.
b. It can have the same protons but different mass and neutrons.
c. It does not possess all the properties of a larger quantity of iodine.
d. It has an atomic number of 127

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