For the symbols $H$,$D$,and $T$,tabulate the number of three sub-atomic particles found in each of them.

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(N/A) The isotopes of hydrogen are Protium $(H)$,Deuterium $(D)$,and Tritium $(T)$. All isotopes of an element have the same number of protons and electrons,but differ in the number of neutrons. The sub-atomic particles for each are as follows:
Symbol Protons,Neutrons,Electrons
$H$ (Protium) $1$ Proton,$0$ Neutron,$1$ Electron
$D$ (Deuterium) $1$ Proton,$1$ Neutron,$1$ Electron
$T$ (Tritium) $1$ Proton,$2$ Neutrons,$1$ Electron

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