To calculate : Atomic number of oxygens.
Answer to Problem 2MPS
8.
Explanation of Solution
Given: Atomic number of nickel is 28, and it is
Calculation:
Consider N is atomic number of nickel, and O is the atomic number of oxygen.
Therefore,
The equation can be solved by simplifying and substituting atomic number of nickel,
Therefore the atomic number of oxygen is 8.
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