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rootbeer003:

help with these questions

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Vocaloid:

in order to be neutral, number of electrons = number of protons re-read the problem and see what you can get from this

rootbeer003:

i still dont know

Vocaloid:

gold has 79 electrons according to the problem if an neutral atom has ~equal numbers~ of protons and electrons, how many protons does gold have?

rootbeer003:

79

Vocaloid:

good

rootbeer003:

sorry i forgot, i thought i put my answer too lol

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@Vocaloid can u help me with more?

Vocaloid:

i'll try

rootbeer003:

ok :)

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Vocaloid:

good

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Vocaloid:

you might have swapped the abundances percent Cl-35 * mass Cl-35 + percent Cl-37 * mass Cl-37 = (0.7578)(34.969) + (0.2422)(36.966) = ?

rootbeer003:

ohh c

Vocaloid:

yes

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Vocaloid:

good guess, but since the nucleus includes the protons + neutrons it's bigger than the others combined, making nucleus the better response

rootbeer003:

ohh

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Vocaloid:

good

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Vocaloid:

good guess but not quite since Neon is a noble gas it should have a fully filled p-subshell based on this, any thoughts?

rootbeer003:

A?

Vocaloid:

good

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rootbeer003:

few more :)

Vocaloid:

good

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good

rootbeer003:

ok thanks for helping meee :))

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