### Diagrams of Ionic StructuresThe image consists of three diagrams labeled (a), (b), and (c). Each diagram represents the structure of an ion, displaying the number of protons (p⁺), neutrons (n⁰), and electrons (e⁻). Let's explore each depiction:#### Diagram (a):- **Protons (p⁺):** 8- **Neutrons (n⁰):** 9- **Electrons (e⁻):** 10This ion indicates a parent atom that originally had 8 protons, corresponding to oxygen, which becomes an anion (O²⁻) after gaining electrons.#### Diagram (b):- **Protons (p⁺):** 9- **Neutrons (n⁰):** 10- **Electrons (e⁻):** 10This structure is indicative of fluorine, which has 9 protons. The ion has gained 1 electron, resulting in a negative charge (F⁻).#### Diagram (c):- **Protons (p⁺):** 20- **Neutrons (n⁰):** 20- **Electrons (e⁻):** 18This ion is related to calcium, which possesses 20 protons. The number of electrons indicates it has lost 2 electrons, forming a cation (Ca²⁺).Each diagram provides insight into the atomic composition of the ions, illustrating how the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons can change to form different ionic species.

atomic number = number of protons mass number = number of protons + number of neutrons

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selenium (Z= 34) to 1UIII! 2.73 For each ionic depiction, give the name of the parent atom, its mass number, and its group and period numbers: (а) (b) (с) 10e 10e- 18е 8p 9no 9p* 10no 20p* 20no

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