three four five six seven eight nine ten 1. Beryllium-9 has an atomic number of 2. This signifies that beryllium-9 contains neutrons. 3. Boron-10 has an atomic number of 4. This signifies that boron-10 contains neutrons. 5. Lithium-8 has an atomic number of 6. This signifies that lithium-8 contains neutrons. and a mass number of protons, and a mass number of protons, and a mass number of protons, electrons, and electrons, and electrons, and

three four five six seven eight nine ten 1. Beryllium-9 has an atomic number of 2. This signifies that beryllium-9 contains neutrons. 3. Boron-10 has an atomic number of 4. This signifies that boron-10 contains neutrons. 5. Lithium-8 has an atomic number of 6. This signifies that lithium-8 contains neutrons. and a mass number of protons, and a mass number of protons, and a mass number of protons, electrons, and electrons, and electrons, and

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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