The number of electrone in an element with atomic number Z and mass number A will be:(1) A-Z (2) Z-A (3) Z+A (4) none of these
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None of these
Explanation :-
According to the question,
- Atomic number = Z
- Mass number = A
Atomic number:
★ Atomic number indicates the number of electrons present in the atom of an element.
★ Atomic number of any element is represented as Z
★ In a neutral element i.e. when the atom has not gained or lost any electrons,
Number of protons = Number of electrons
Mass number:
♦ Mass number is the average atomic mass of the atom.
♦ It is represented by the alphabet ‘A’
♦ In a neutral atom,
Mass Number = Number of protons + Number of neutrons
Number of neutrons can be written as A - Z but not the number of electrons.
So, (d) Option is the correct answer.
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