6) What are the circular paths around the nucleuswhere electrons revolve?7) There is an X element and it has 35 Protons, isit a toxic element? Reveal it's identity? What isits symbol?8) The element Z= 53, then which group it belongsto and what is it's mass?9) If an element has its atomic mass as 24, it canbe Magnesium?lf yes? No? What information ismissing to reveal the element?10) What is the element's name if it is group 4 Aand it is in period 4? Is it metal. Non metal ormetalloid?

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6) What are the circular paths around the nucleus where electrons revolve? 7) There is an X element and it has 35 Protons, is it a toxic element? Reveal it's identity? What is its symbol? 8) The element Z= 53, then which group it belongs to and what is it's mass?

6) What are the circular paths around the nucleus where electrons revolve? 7) There is an X element and it has 35 Protons, is it a toxic element? Reveal it's identity? What is its symbol? 8) The element Z= 53, then which group it belongs to and what is it's mass?

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter2: Atoms, Molecules, And Ions

Section: Chapter Questions

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