The number of electrons in an atom is:
A) Always equal to the number of neutrons.
B) Always equal to the number of protons, whether it is a neutral atom or an ion.
C) Equal to the number of protons in the atom is neutral.
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↪ No. if electrons in an atom is
C) Equal to the number of protons in the neutral atom .
REASON -- In ions the no. of electrons may increase or decrease but the numbers of protons remains same .
For eg . -- H3O + ( Hydronium)
No.of protons = 11
No. of electrons = 10
Hence , they aren't equal
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Here's ur ans. ⬇
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↪ No. if electrons in an atom is
C) Equal to the number of protons in the neutral atom .
REASON -- In ions the no. of electrons may increase or decrease but the numbers of protons remains same .
For eg . -- H3O + ( Hydronium)
No.of protons = 11
No. of electrons = 10
Hence , they aren't equal
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The answer is C) Equal to the number of protons in the atom is neutral....
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