Two atoms both have mass number 14 but 6 and 7 protons. They are?
AThe same element with unequal masses
BDifferent elements with equal atomic numbers
CDifferent elements with equal mass numbers
DThe same element with equal charges
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Different elements with equal mass numbers
Different proton counts identify different elements even when their proton-plus-neutron totals agree.
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