a)
Interpretation:The name of the parent
Concept introduction:Mass number
The period number is the number of horizontal rows in a periodic table. There are 7 periods in a periodic table.
The charge on the atom is the difference between the protons and electrons.If there are excess electrons on the atom then the ion will be negatively charged. If there are excess protons on the atom then the ion will be positively charged.
b)
Interpretation:Name of the parent atom, its mass number and its group and period number of the below mentioned ionic depiction should be given.
Concept introduction:Mass number
The period number is the number of horizontal rows in a periodic table. There are 7 periods in a periodic table.
The charge on the atom is the difference between the protons and electrons.If there are excess electrons on the atom then the ion will be negatively charged. If there are excess protons on the atom then the ion will be positively charged.
c)
Interpretation:Name of the parent atom, its mass number and its group and period number of the below mentioned ionic depiction should be given.
Concept introduction:Mass number
The period number is the number of horizontal rows in a periodic table. There are 7 periods in a periodic table.
The charge on the atom is the difference between the protons and electrons.If there are excess electrons on the atom then the ion will be negatively charged. If there are excess protons on the atom then the ion will be positively charged.
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