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let n be no of neutrons and p be no of protons
Beryllium has 5 Neutrons
Atomic mass =No of protons + Neutrons
9=4+ n
n=5
boron has 6 Neutrons
Atomic mass= p+n
11=5+n
n=6
Hydrogen has no neutons
A.M= p+n
1+n=1
n=0
ARGON
40=18+n
n=22
calcium
40=20+n
n=20
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Answer:
number of neutron in hydrogen are 0,1 ,2
neutron in berelium are 5
neutron in boron are 6
neutron in argon are 18,20,22
neutron in calcium are 20
Explanation:
in nature 3 isotopes of hydrogen present there atomic mass is 1, 2, 3 respectively
atomic number of hydrogen is 1
Number of Neutron = Atomic mass - atomic number
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