what is nucleons ?how many nucleons are present in phosphorus?
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Nucleons refer to the number of protons and neutrons present in an element.
The name " Nucleons" comes from the fact the species residing in the nucleus of the element.
Thus Nucleons = neutrons + protons,
Phosphorous has an atomic number 15.
The number of electrons = no.of protons = atomic number of the element
So the no.of protons in phosphorous =15
The mass number of Phosphorous = 31
So the no.of neutrons present in Phosphorous = 31-15 =16
Thus the no.of nucleons present in phosphorous = 15+16 =31
The atomic structure of phosphorous is at the top
The name " Nucleons" comes from the fact the species residing in the nucleus of the element.
Thus Nucleons = neutrons + protons,
Phosphorous has an atomic number 15.
The number of electrons = no.of protons = atomic number of the element
So the no.of protons in phosphorous =15
The mass number of Phosphorous = 31
So the no.of neutrons present in Phosphorous = 31-15 =16
Thus the no.of nucleons present in phosphorous = 15+16 =31
The atomic structure of phosphorous is at the top
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Thus Nucleons = neutrons + protons,
Phosphorous has an atomic number 15.
The number of electrons = no.of protons = atomic number of the element
So the no.of protons in phosphorous =15
The mass number of Phosphorous = 31
So the no.of neutrons present in Phosphorous = 31-15 =16
Thus the no.of nucleons present in phosphorous = 15+16 =31
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