Question

If the atomic number of an neutral atom is 25 then how many protons will be in the same atom?

Answer 1

the number of protons defines the identity of an atom. It never changes through chemical reactions (only through nuclear reactions) and if it does it's not the same element.

Answer 2

what if I am not given the atomic number?

Answer 3

If the atomic number of an neutral atom is 25 then how many protons will be in the same atom?

If there are 77 electrons in a neutral atom then how many protons will be in the same atom?

A neutral atom with a mass number of 105 and an atomic number of 45 will have how many electrons?

Identify the symbol of a neutral atom containing 35 electrons.

What is the mass number of an atom with an atomic number of 30 and 32 neutrons?

An isotope of a neutral atom has 19 electrons and 22 neutrons? Give the atomic symbol of the element.

Answer 4

this is all of them they are combined as 1 question

Answer 5

atomic number = number of protons.

In a neutral atom, the # of electrons = # of protons, This makes sense because they're oppositely charged, if there was less or more electrons the atom wouldn't be neutral (and in fact it would be called an "ion").

Answer 6

mass number = # of protons + # of neutrons

Answer 7

thanks!

Answer 8

no problem dude !

Answer 9

I got the third one wrong, any idea?

Answer 10

"A neutral atom with a mass number of 105 and an atomic number of 45 will have how many electrons?" this one?

Answer 11

yes! I tried 60 but it was incorrect

Answer 12

they're asking for the number of electrons not neutrons.

if it's neutral atom, then # of electrons = # of protons