38Laboratory 4Report Sheet - Lab 4B.2ElementChromiumGoldLeadCadmiumSiliconC. Subatomic ParticlesElementIronBromineGold43 Ca2046 Ca20D. IsotopesMetal/NonmetalNuclear Symbol40 Ca20Prediction:Shiny or DullAtomicMassNumber Number202780197ProtonsProtons195322Correct?Yes/No24Neutrons3020Neutrons Electrons7420Electrons13

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Laboratory 4 Report Sheet - Lab 4 B.2 C. Element Chromium Gold Lead Cadmium Silicon Subatomic Particles Element Iron Bromine Gold 43 Ca 20 D. Isotopes 46 Ca 20 Metal/Nonmetal Nuclear Symbol 40 Ca 20 Prediction: Shiny or Dull Atomic Mass Number Number 20 27 80 197 Protons Protons 19 Neutrons 22 24 Correct? Yes/No Neutrons 30 20 74 Electrons 20 Electrons 13

Laboratory 4 Report Sheet - Lab 4 B.2 C. Element Chromium Gold Lead Cadmium Silicon Subatomic Particles Element Iron Bromine Gold 43 Ca 20 D. Isotopes 46 Ca 20 Metal/Nonmetal Nuclear Symbol 40 Ca 20 Prediction: Shiny or Dull Atomic Mass Number Number 20 27 80 197 Protons Protons 19 Neutrons 22 24 Correct? Yes/No Neutrons 30 20 74 Electrons 20 Electrons 13

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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