## Atomic Structure TableThis table is designed to help understand atomic structure by examining the relationship between elements, atomic numbers, subatomic particles, mass numbers, and charge.### Table Breakdown- **Element:** - Iron - Xenon (symbol: Xe)- **Atomic Number, # Protons, # Electrons, # Neutrons, Mass Number, Charge:** - **Row 1:** (Iron) - Atomic Number: 26 - # Protons: 26 - # Electrons: 24 - # Neutrons: 30 - Mass Number: 56 - Charge: +2 - **Row 2:** (Neon) - Atomic Number: 10 - # Protons: 10 - # Electrons: 10 - # Neutrons: 10 - Mass Number: 20 - Charge: Neutral (No Charge) - **Row 3:** (Xenon) - Atomic Number: 54 - # Protons: 54 - # Electrons: 54 - # Neutrons: 77 - Mass Number: 131 - Charge: Neutral (No Charge) - **Row 4:** (Nitrogen) - Atomic Number: 7 - # Protons: 7 - # Electrons: 10 - # Neutrons: 7 - Mass Number: 14 - Charge: -3### Multiple Choice OptionsBelow the table, there are options to select values for filling in the blanks:- Numeric options for properties such as atomic number, mass number, etc., include: 4, 7, 10, 11, 14, 24, 26, 28, 30, 33, 54, 108, 131.- Element options include: Ne (Neon), Fe (Iron), Xenon, Nitrogen (N).- Charge options include: Neutral (No Charge), +1, -1.Use these to complete exercises or assessments regarding atomic structure understanding.

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Complete the chart below. Some numbers may be used i Element Symbol Atomic Iron #7 Xe 10 :: Ne :: Fe # # # number Protons Electrons Neutrons 11 #14 :: Neon :: 24 10 7 bers W 10 54 :: 26 :: 28 :: Xenon :: Nitrogen 77 7 :: 30 :: 33 :: 54 :: Neutral (No Charge) Mass number 56 20 108 :: +1 -1 Charge 131 +2 -3 N

Complete the chart below. Some numbers may be used i Element Symbol Atomic Iron #7 Xe 10 :: Ne :: Fe # # # number Protons Electrons Neutrons 11 #14 :: Neon :: 24 10 7 bers W 10 54 :: 26 :: 28 :: Xenon :: Nitrogen 77 7 :: 30 :: 33 :: 54 :: Neutral (No Charge) Mass number 56 20 108 :: +1 -1 Charge 131 +2 -3 N

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## Atomic Structure Table

This table is designed to help understand atomic structure by examining the relationship between elements, atomic numbers, subatomic particles, mass numbers, and charge.

### Table Breakdown

- **Element:**
- Iron
- Xenon (symbol: Xe)

- **Atomic Number, # Protons, # Electrons, # Neutrons, Mass Number, Charge:**

- **Row 1:** (Iron)
- Atomic Number: 26
- # Protons: 26
- # Electrons: 24
- # Neutrons: 30
- Mass Number: 56
- Charge: +2

- **Row 2:** (Neon)
- Atomic Number: 10
- # Protons: 10
- # Electrons: 10
- # Neutrons: 10
- Mass Number: 20
- Charge: Neutral (No Charge)

- **Row 3:** (Xenon)
- Atomic Number: 54
- # Protons: 54
- # Electrons: 54
- # Neutrons: 77
- Mass Number: 131
- Charge: Neutral (No Charge)

- **Row 4:** (Nitrogen)
- Atomic Number: 7
- # Protons: 7
- # Electrons: 10
- # Neutrons: 7
- Mass Number: 14
- Charge: -3

### Multiple Choice Options

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- Numeric options for properties such as atomic number, mass number, etc., include: 4, 7, 10, 11, 14, 24, 26, 28, 30, 33, 54, 108, 131.
- Element options include: Ne (Neon), Fe (Iron), Xenon, Nitrogen (N).
- Charge options include: Neutral (No Charge), +1, -1.

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