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A nucleus of hydrogen always has 1 proton, but various forms of hydrogen – called isotopes – are possible. For example, hydrogen-2 (or H-2, otherwise known as deuterium) has 1 neutron. What is the mass number A for this isotope of hydrogen?

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A nucleus of hydrogen always has 1 proton, but various forms of hydrogen – called isotopes – are possible. For example, hydrogen-2 (or H-2, otherwise known as deuterium) has 1 neutron. What is the mass number A for this isotope of hydrogen?