1. If I draw a Gaussian surface surrounding the nucleus of an Oxygen atom, with an atomic number of 8, what is the electric flux through that surface? If I increase the size of that surface to enclose the entire atom, i.e., include the electrons too, what is the electric flux through the surface? What is the electric flux if the Oxygen atom oxidizes to O²-?

1. If I draw a Gaussian surface surrounding the nucleus of an Oxygen atom, with an atomic number of 8, what is the electric flux through that surface? If I increase the size of that surface to enclose the entire atom, i.e., include the electrons too, what is the electric flux through the surface? What is the electric flux if the Oxygen atom oxidizes to O²-?

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1. If I draw a Gaussian surface surrounding the nucleus of an Oxygen atom, with an atomic number of
8, what is the electric flux through that surface? If I increase the size of that surface to enclose the
entire atom, i.e., include the electrons too, what is the electric flux through the surface? What is the
electric flux if the Oxygen atom oxidizes to 0²-?

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