How many neutrons in #""^14CH_4#? Chemistry Matter Mass Number 1 Answer anor277 May 30, 2016 The number of neutrons in #""^14CH_4# are the same as the number of neutrons in #""^14C#. Explanation: For #C#, #Z=6#, therefore there are #8# neutrons, #8# fundamental, massive, neutrally charged nuclear particles in the #""^14C# nucleus. How many neutrons in #""^14C{""^2H}_4#, #"perdeutero"-""^14C-"methane"#? Answer link Related questions How do you find mass number of an isotope? What does the difference between the mass number and the atomic number tell us? Why is mass number a decimal? What type of radioactive decay produces no change in mass number? How is the mass number written? What is the nucleon number? What is mass number equal to? What does the mass number tell us? How is mass number related to isotopes? How is the atomic mass number changed by gamma decay? See all questions in Mass Number Impact of this question 1687 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License