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Among oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen, which element’s most common isotope contai

1. Among oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen, which element’s most common isotope contains NO neutrons at all?

 

Ordinary hydrogen, protium, consists of just a single proton and a single electron, with no neutrons in its nucleus at all.

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