Use the given set of statements to identify a specific atom. Write the symbol for the atom, including element letter(s), atomic number, mass number, and net charge, each in their standard position (see example at right). 129 54 Xe a) protons = 28 neutrons = 29 electrons = 26 b) charge = 2– mass number = 80 c) electrons = 18 neutrons = 29 neutrons = 46 charge = 5+

Use the given set of statements to identify a specific atom. Write the symbol for the atom, including element letter(s), atomic number, mass number, and net charge, each in their standard position (see example at right). 129 54 Xe a) protons = 28 neutrons = 29 electrons = 26 b) charge = 2– mass number = 80 c) electrons = 18 neutrons = 29 neutrons = 46 charge = 5+

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Chapter2: Atoms And Molecules

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Problem 2.72E

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