Fill in the missing information: symbol 2- Te 0 0 atom or ion? check all that apply neutral atom neutral atom neutral atom Ocation anion cation anion cation anion number of number of electrons protons 0 0 4 22 4 19

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# Counting Protons and Electrons in Atoms and Atomic Ions

## Fill in the Missing Information

**Instructions:**
For each symbol, determine whether it's a neutral atom, cation, or anion. Then, fill in the number of protons and electrons.

### Table:
| Symbol | Atom or Ion? (Check all that apply) | Number of Protons | Number of Electrons |
|--------|-------------------------------------|-------------------|---------------------|
| Te⁻²   | [ ] neutral atom [ ] cation [x] anion | [ ]               | [ ]                 |
|        | [x] neutral atom [ ] cation [ ] anion | 4                 | 4                   |
|        | [ ] neutral atom [x] cation [ ] anion | 22                | 19                  |

- **Te⁻²:** An anion, typically has more electrons than protons since it has gained electrons.
  
- **Second row:** Describes a neutral atom with 4 protons and 4 electrons.
  
- **Third row:** A cation with 22 protons and 19 electrons, indicating it has lost electrons.

### Explanation Section
Provides detailed instructions or hints regarding the calculation of protons and electrons, especially in determining the difference between neutral atoms, cations, and anions.

### Functional Buttons
- **Explanation Button:** Click for further detailed explanations.
- **Check Button:** Verify your answers against the correct values.

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Transcribed Image Text:# Counting Protons and Electrons in Atoms and Atomic Ions ## Fill in the Missing Information **Instructions:** For each symbol, determine whether it's a neutral atom, cation, or anion. Then, fill in the number of protons and electrons. ### Table: | Symbol | Atom or Ion? (Check all that apply) | Number of Protons | Number of Electrons | |--------|-------------------------------------|-------------------|---------------------| | Te⁻² | [ ] neutral atom [ ] cation [x] anion | [ ] | [ ] | | | [x] neutral atom [ ] cation [ ] anion | 4 | 4 | | | [ ] neutral atom [x] cation [ ] anion | 22 | 19 | - **Te⁻²:** An anion, typically has more electrons than protons since it has gained electrons. - **Second row:** Describes a neutral atom with 4 protons and 4 electrons. - **Third row:** A cation with 22 protons and 19 electrons, indicating it has lost electrons. ### Explanation Section Provides detailed instructions or hints regarding the calculation of protons and electrons, especially in determining the difference between neutral atoms, cations, and anions. ### Functional Buttons - **Explanation Button:** Click for further detailed explanations. - **Check Button:** Verify your answers against the correct values. --- © 2022 McGraw Hill LLC
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