Neutral/lon Stable/Unstable 11. Using the simulation, build models of hydrogen that match each of the symbol notations in the table below, and then list the number of subatomic particles for each notation. Number of Mass Symbol # protons # neutrons electrons Number Symbol 李 1 Symbol 1 +1 H 1 Symbol 電 H. 1

Neutral/lon Stable/Unstable 11. Using the simulation, build models of hydrogen that match each of the symbol notations in the table below, and then list the number of subatomic particles for each notation. Number of Mass Symbol # protons # neutrons electrons Number Symbol 李 1 Symbol 1 +1 H 1 Symbol 電 H. 1

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