The ion of an element has 3 positive charges. Mass number of the atom is 27 and the number of neutrons is 14. What is the number of electrons in the ion?
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Number of valence electrons= +3
This shows that atom had lost 3 electrons to become stable and reach the state of octet.
number of neutrons= 14
Mass number= 27
Number of electrons= 27-14
=13
so the number of electrons in the ion= 13-3
=10
hope it helps...
This shows that atom had lost 3 electrons to become stable and reach the state of octet.
number of neutrons= 14
Mass number= 27
Number of electrons= 27-14
=13
so the number of electrons in the ion= 13-3
=10
hope it helps...
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Mass no of the atom =27
No of protons =Mass No -No of neutron
==> 27-14
= 13
Since the element forms a positive trivalent cation
Therefore the no of electrons would be
No of protons - Magnitude of charge
13-3
===>10
No of protons =Mass No -No of neutron
==> 27-14
= 13
Since the element forms a positive trivalent cation
Therefore the no of electrons would be
No of protons - Magnitude of charge
13-3
===>10
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