ErrorementsQ3 Complete the following table for the elements that are listed If you have a full display of elements, checkE Reading listto see if your predictions are correctementsElementMetal/Metalloid/Prediction:Correct?Yes/NoNonmetalShiny/DullChromiumGoldLead<>CadmiumSilicon<>C. The AtomandNeutrons ElectronsSymbol ofElementName ofAtomicMassProtonsElementNumberNumber30Fe27131980Bromine6 Aa 4) ?12:20 AM78°F20 ments2.Nuclear SymbolIsotopic MassPercent Abundance10747Ag106.951.84%10947Ag108.948.15%<>へ(Show calculations here)Questions and ProblemsQ4 A neutral atom has a mass number of 80 and has 45 neutrons. Write its atomic symbol.Q5 An atom has two more protons and two more electrons than the atom in Question 4. What is its atomicsymbol?

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O Reading list Q3 Complete the following table for the elements that are listed. If you have a full display of elements, check to see if your predictions are correct. Meta/Metalloid/ Nonmetal Element Prediction: Shiny/Dull Correct? Yes/No Chromium Gold Lead Cadmium Silicon C. The Atom

O Reading list Q3 Complete the following table for the elements that are listed. If you have a full display of elements, check to see if your predictions are correct. Meta/Metalloid/ Nonmetal Element Prediction: Shiny/Dull Correct? Yes/No Chromium Gold Lead Cadmium Silicon C. The Atom

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Chromium
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Lead
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Silicon
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