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doC12,C13 and C14 differ in reactivity ?why ?

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1. The reactivity of the elements concerns with the electrons. Thus all the isotopes C-12,C-113 and C-14 have same number of electrons so they have same reactivity.
2. However,due to increase in atomic mass,C-13 and C-14 tend to react slower than C-12 being heavier than C-12.

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