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how many eletrons are in sulfur 23
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sulfur 32 right? if it is 23 then it is sodium !
yes, I am being an idiot here..... Agreed with @Rushwr
its atomic number is 16
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atomic number is equal to the no of protons which is again equal to the no of electrons so for sulfur there are 26 electrons. U have given the mass number ! mass number contains no. of neutrons+ protons. Usually the mass number of sulfur is 32 and sodium is 23 that is why I said. IT is not the no. of electrons.
one second, sulphur has 16...... 2,8,6.... Now I am 100% right...
yep
Atomic number can change if it's an isotope, neutron increases while number of proton/electrons stays the same.
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