The atomic configurations of atoms $A$,$B$,and $C$ are given as: $A = [Z(90) + n(146)]$,$B = [Z(92) + n(146)]$,$C = [Z(90) + n(148)]$. Which of the following statements are incorrect?
$(a) A$ and $C$ are isotones.
$(b) A$ and $C$ are isotopes.
$(c) A$ and $B$ are isobars.
$(d) B$ and $C$ are isobars.
$(e) B$ and $C$ are isotopes.

  • A
    Only $(a, b)$
  • B
    Only $(c, d, e)$
  • C
    Only $(a, c, d)$
  • D
    Only $(a, c, e)$

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