Respuesta :
The mass number of a nucleus (except Hydrogen) is: number of protons + number of neutrons.
A=Z+N
A=mass number=protons + neutrons.
Z=atomic number=number of protons.
N=number of neutrons.
In the case of Hydrogen it depends of isotope of Hydrogen .
the hydrogen has three isotopes,
protium : A=Z, because N=0
deuterium: A=Z+N; N=1
tritium: A=Z+N; N=2
A=Z+N
A=mass number=protons + neutrons.
Z=atomic number=number of protons.
N=number of neutrons.
In the case of Hydrogen it depends of isotope of Hydrogen .
the hydrogen has three isotopes,
protium : A=Z, because N=0
deuterium: A=Z+N; N=1
tritium: A=Z+N; N=2
