Determine the number of protons,electrons,neutrons,valence electrons and valency in Oxygen atom (O) and oxygen ion.Compare the stability of an atom and ion (Atomic number of Oxygen is 8)
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Answer:
Explanation:
In O atom,there are 8 electrons and 8 protons and 8 neutrons.
In O ion,there are 10 electrons and other two are same as the O atom.
O atom is stable as it has no charge.But the O ion is negative so..it is not stable.
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Answer:
The no. of sub-atomic particles in the Oxygen Atom:-
Protons- 8 (as atomic no. is 8)
Electrons- 8 (as atomic no. is 8)
Neutrons-8 (as mass no. is 16 and so 16-8=8)
Valence Electrons:- (See Below)
To find Valence electrons, you have to do the electronic configuration,
E.C. of Oxygen atom- 2,6
As Valence Electron is the no. of electrons in the outer shell, Valence electrons of Oxygen- 6
Valency: (See Below)
To fulfill the Octet rule, the atom needs 2 more electrons. Hence, Valency of Oxygen is 2.
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The no. of sub-atomic particles in Oxide ion-( ) (Thats the symbol)
No. of Protons and Neutrons remain the same.
As the ion has a negative charge, and as the symbol is O2- , it means that 2 negative subatomic particles more than the Oxygen Atom.
We know that no. of protons are 8:
So 8+2= 10
∴ 10 electrons are present
Valency: (See Below)
E.C.:2,8
8-8= 0
Therefore, Valency of Oxide ion is 0
Valence Electrons=8
Oxide Ion has fulfilled the Octet rule and Thus, it is more stable
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