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Question 9

Element Q is a theoretical nonmetal with atomic number 57. Consider the isotope: Q-110. How

many electrons are in an atom of Q-110 if the atom has a charge of -2?

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Answer:

This isotope has 59 electrons giving it a charge of -2.

Explanation:

To find this we have to understand isotope relates to the mass of the nucleus. This isotope has 59 electrons to counter the protons and give it a negative charge.

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