how would i calculate the protons and neutrons for 131^I- rotons + neutrons)number of protons)12CNIel elelectrons are represented by the atomic symbols below?131r40 Ca2H 'HPIPI PN2 NCu-03(decimal number on the periodic table) is the weightedy occurring isotopes of an atom.an electric chargeспаедеCuv1moved from an atom? the atome becomesI calleda cation (prative ion).

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how would i calculate the protons and neutrons for 131^I-

rotons + neutrons)
number of protons)
12C
NI
el ele
lectrons are represented by the atomic symbols below?
131r
40 Ca
2H 'H
PIPI P
N2 N
Cu-03
(decimal number on the periodic table) is the weighted
y occurring isotopes of an atom.
an electric charge
спаеде
Cuv
1
moved from an atom? the atome becomes
I called
a cation (prative ion).

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