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An element is represented by {\sf _zX^A}

X = Symbol of element

Z = Atomic number = no. of proton = no. of {\sf e^-} (if atom is neutral )

A = Mass number = no. of neutron + Atomic no.

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Give the complete symbols for ions with the following numbers of subatomic particles :

\bullet{\bf 15\:protons, \: 16\: neutrons,\: and \: 18\: electrons }

\large\implies{\sf Answer - P^{-3}}

Explanation :

\implies{\sf _{15}P^{31}}

\implies{\sf no. \: of \: proton \; is \: = 15}

\implies{\sf no. \: of \: neutron \: is = 31-15 }

\implies{\bf 16}

\implies{\sf no. \; of \: electron = 15+3}

\implies{\sf 18}

\bullet{\bf 56\: proton, 82\: neutron, \: and \: 54\: Electron}

\large\implies{\sf Answer - Ba^{+2}}

Explanation :

\implies{\sf _{56}Ba^{138} }

\implies{\sf no. \: of \: proton =56}

\implies{\sf no. \; of \: neutron = 56-138}

\implies{\sf 82 }

\implies{\sf no. \: of \: electron = 56-2 }

\implies{\sf 54}

\bullet{\bf 13\: proton , 14\: neutron , \: 10\: electron }

\large\implies{\sf Answer - Al^{+3} }

Explanation :

\implies{\sf _{13}Al^{27}}

\implies{\sf no. \; of \: proton = 13}

\implies{\sf no. \; of \: neutron = 27-13 }

\implies{\sf 14 }

\implies{\sf no . \: of \: electron = 13-3}

\implies{\sf 10 }

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