11. Complete the following table by filling in the number of electrons in the last column and bysubstituting a numerical value where an x, y, or z appears, and a symbol where E appears.isotopeMass #Atomic ## of neutrons# of electronsSnSC12+35CI-118y38y44y25A) Sn, 68n, 50e; C12+,20n, 15e; Cl-, 18n, 18e; 13K, 19e B) Sn, 68n, 50e;3C12+, 21n, 15e; 5ci-, 18n, 17e; 1EK, 19e C) Sn, 68n, 50e; C12+, 21n, 15e;SCI-, 18n, 18e; K, 18e D) Sn, 68n, 50e; C12+,21n, 15e; Cl-, 18n, 18e; K, 19eO AO BO DSubmit

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11. Complete the following table by filling in the number of electrons in the last column and by substituting a numerical value where an x, y, or z appears, and a symbol where E appears. # of neutrons # of electrons isotope Sn Mass # Atomic # 118 y 38 y 35CI- 44 y 25 A) 118Sn, 68n, 50e; C12+, 20n, 15e; 5C1-,18n, 18e; 1K, 19e B) 118Sn, 68n, 50e; 3C12+, 21n, 15e; 5ci-, 18n, 17e; 1EK, 19e C) Sn, 68n, 50e; C12+, 21n, 15e; CI-, 18n, 18e; K, 18e D) Sn, 68n, 50e; C12+,21n, 15e; Cl-, 18n, 18e; K, 19e O A O B Submit

11. Complete the following table by filling in the number of electrons in the last column and by substituting a numerical value where an x, y, or z appears, and a symbol where E appears. # of neutrons # of electrons isotope Sn Mass # Atomic # 118 y 38 y 35CI- 44 y 25 A) 118Sn, 68n, 50e; C12+, 20n, 15e; 5C1-,18n, 18e; 1K, 19e B) 118Sn, 68n, 50e; 3C12+, 21n, 15e; 5ci-, 18n, 17e; 1EK, 19e C) Sn, 68n, 50e; C12+, 21n, 15e; CI-, 18n, 18e; K, 18e D) Sn, 68n, 50e; C12+,21n, 15e; Cl-, 18n, 18e; K, 19e O A O B Submit

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