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The element and its atomic number.
Answer to Problem 51A
Element is copper and its atomic number is 29.
Explanation of Solution
Given :
Number of electron = 29
Number of neutron = 34
Number of proton = 29
Formula used :
A = number of neutron + number of proton.
Where, A is mass number.
Calculation :
Number of proton in any element is equal to atomic number of that element.
Therefore, atomic number will be,
Now, mass number will be equal to,
In periodic table element with atomic number 29 and mass number 63 is copper ( Cu )
Conclusion :
Therefore, element will be copper and its atomic number is 29.
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