Isotopes vs Ions | What is the Difference? |

Learn the difference between an isotope and an ion.
An isotope has the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons.
An ion has the same number of protons but a different number of electrons.

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[mob]

I was panicking over my science test and this video saved my life omgg

[ThatCarGuy]

I got a chemistry test tomorrow so I appreciate this video bro 💯

[Hariboopathy-je]

I had a test i did not know this stuff thxs so much

[timlake]

Video seemed good, but I found the music very distracting.

[TheresaPrato]

You can't point to the atomic mass in the periodic table and refer to it as the mass number. They are not the same and that is one of the most significant mistakes that is made by students. Mass number is the mass of one particular isotope and atomic mass is the weighted average of all the naturally occurring isotopes.

[randymorales]

Great material, but the presentation is without proper continaity, as in film making.If This video is to inform or instruct, please don't produce it mixed up and illusion. Maybe stop and pause through out all your videos in order to have the points or concepts grasped first before you go on. It is very mixed up and confuses younger viewers...too fast.

[vinodjune]

actually the creator of this universe dont want ....humans to understand his construction methods...he needs a hard kick on his back...and this is my final conclusion....the very dirty way of teaching and why the name protons why not positron and if many then nucleolus and if one then nuclei mad or what...??

[victorywalkingtours]

Jesus Christ that whistling is unnecessary and obnoxious! 😫😫😫😫