What is the atomic number of carbon? Give the symbols of its isotopes.
(N/A) The atomic number of carbon is $Z = 6$.
The symbols of its three isotopes are ${ }_{6}^{12}C$,${ }_{6}^{13}C$,and ${ }_{6}^{14}C$.
The symbols of its three isotopes are ${ }_{6}^{12}C$,${ }_{6}^{13}C$,and ${ }_{6}^{14}C$.
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