Use the atomic masses on the table below to calculate Am for the change 14 Si →2 N. u 30 Which is more stable: 14 protons, 16 neutrons, and 14 electrons when they are combined as two 15 N atoms or as one Si atom? a. two 15N atoms b. one 30si atom Particle or atom Mass (u) proton 1.007276 neutron 1.008665 electron 0.000549 15.000109 30. 14 Si 29.973770

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Use the atomic masses on the table below to calculate Am for the change 14
Si
→2¹9N.
u
Which is more stable: 14 protons, 16 neutrons, and 14 electrons when they are combined as two 15 N atoms or as one Si atom?
30
a. two 15N atoms
b. one 30Si atom
Particle or atom
Mass (u)
proton
1.007276
neutron
1.008665
electron
0.000549
15 N
15.000109
Si
14
29.973770
Transcribed Image Text:30 Use the atomic masses on the table below to calculate Am for the change 14 Si →2¹9N. u Which is more stable: 14 protons, 16 neutrons, and 14 electrons when they are combined as two 15 N atoms or as one Si atom? 30 a. two 15N atoms b. one 30Si atom Particle or atom Mass (u) proton 1.007276 neutron 1.008665 electron 0.000549 15 N 15.000109 Si 14 29.973770
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