4The atomic structure of four particles are shown.electronsprotonsneutrons181718Q181720R171718171720Which particles have the same chemical properties?A Pand R only B P and SC P,Q and RDR and SA OD

Isoelectronic species can be defined as the species which have same number of electrons in an atom.

The atomic structure of four particles are shown. electrons protons neutrons 18 17 18 Q 18 17 20 17 17 18 17 17 20 Which particles have the same chemical properties? A Pand R only B Pand S C P,Q and R D R and S A O D

The atomic structure of four particles are shown. electrons protons neutrons 18 17 18 Q 18 17 20 17 17 18 17 17 20 Which particles have the same chemical properties? A Pand R only B Pand S C P,Q and R D R and S A O D

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The atomic structure of four particles are shown.
electrons
protons
neutrons
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17
18
Q
18
17
20
R
17
17
18
17
17
20
Which particles have the same chemical properties?
A Pand R only B P and S
C P,Q and R
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R and S
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D

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