Science Notes

Please answer question a & b both.

"For nitrogen-14 with a charge of 1, the number of protons are type your answer... the number of neutrons are type your answer... electrons are type your answer... and the number of

1.   What is the electrical charge of an electron?  ____________________________________2.   What would be the charge of a fluorine atom (F) that gained an election? _____________3.   What would be the charge of a sodium (Na) atom that lost an electron?   ______________4.   Refer to your Abbreviated Table of Elements and determine how the following atoms would form ions. Check Lose or Gain and put + or - in the ion charge column.ElementLose ElectronsGain ElectronsIon Electrical ChargeClBeAlMgHElements ReactingType of BondNa and ClH and OH and ClC and H

Aluminum has 13 electrons, 13 protons and 14 neutrons a) What is its atomic mass? b) What is its atomic number? c) What is its electronic configuration? e) Will it take or give electrons? d) What is its electronic configuration after electrons have been given or taken? e) What is the charge on the atom after electrons have been exchanged?

Understand why an atom may have a charge and be able to determine the appropriate charge based on the given number of electrons and protons.

Enter the following information. Enter all numerical answers as numbers, i.e. "1", not "one. Hint: most common ion of cesium Element name: Cesium-130 Isotope symbol (A Echargey A= Z= E= Charge= Mass: # of Neutrons: # of Protons: # of Electrons:

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True or False...and why? a.) If you change number of protons, you have isotopes of an element b.) If you change number of neutrons, ions are created c.) If you change number of electrons, you have a different element

Can you please answer question 1 and all of the sub problems please and thank you

A.Direction: Determine the number of protons, neutrons and electrons in an atom/anion/cation.Complete the table below.Item 1 is given as an example.

Please correct answer and don't use hend raiting

Argon (Ar) has three naturally occurring isotopes namely: Ar-36, Ar-38, and Ar-40. a) How are these 3 isotopes alike? b) How are these isotopes different? Type your answer to a and b in the answer box provided for this question.

Which of the following is the most important factor in determining the chemical properties of an element? A.) The number of protons in the nucleus of it's atom. B.) The total number of electrons In it's atoms. C.) The number of valence electrons in it's atom. D.) The number of neutrons in the nucleus of it's atoms.

Please fill the complete table Will give rating surely Answer complete table needed