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the atomic mass of an element is 19 the second shell of its atom contains 7 electrons then the number of neutrons are​

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Answered by rangoligupta123490
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The atomic mass of FLUORINE is 19.

FLUORINE contains 7 electrons in its second shell.

9 is the number of neutrons present in FLUORINE.

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Answered by qwmagpies
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The numbers of neutrons are 10.

  • The first shell which is 1s shell contains 2 electrons. The second shell can contain 8 electrons but this atom contains 7 electrons in its second shell, its electronic configuration is given as-
  •  {1s}^{2}  {2s}^{2}  {2p}^{5}
  • Hence it has a total of 2+2+5=9 electrons.
  • Thus the number of the proton is also 9.
  • The mass number is 19.
  • So, the number of neutrons will be 19-9=10 as the mass number of an atom is a sum of the number of protons and the number of neutrons.
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