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Complete the following table.

ELEMENT

n

p

e

MASS NUMBER

ATOMIC NUMBER

Be

_

4

_

9

_

Mg

12

_

12

_

_

Si

14

_

_

_

14

P

_

15

_

31

_


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Solution

BERYLLIUM (Be)

  1. Given, No. of protons, p=4 and Mass Number =9
  2. Atomicnumber=No.ofprotons, Therefore atomic number =4
  3. No.ofprotons=No.ofelectrons, Therefore e=4
  4. MassNumber=protons+neutrons, Therefore No.ofneutrons= MassNumber-protons =9-4
  5. Hence, n=5

MAGNESIUM (Mg)

  1. Given, No. of neutrons, n=12 and No. of electrons, e=12
  2. Atomicnumber=No.ofprotons, Therefore atomic number =12
  3. No.ofprotons=No.ofelectrons, Therefore, p=12
  4. MassNumber=protons+neutrons =12+12 =24

SILICON (Si)

  1. Given, No. of neutrons, n=14 and atomic number =14
  2. Atomicnumber=No.ofprotons, therefore, No. of protons, p=14
  3. No.ofprotons=No.ofelectrons, therefore, No. of electrons, e=14
  4. MassNumber=protons+neutrons =14+14=28

PHOSPHORUS (P)

  1. Given, No. of protons, p=15 and Mass Number =31
  2. No.ofprotons=No.ofelectrons, therefore no. of electrons, e=15
  3. Atomicnumber=No.ofprotons, therefore atomic number=15
  4. MassNumber=protons+neutrons, thereforeno.ofneutrons=massnumber-no.ofprotons =31-15=16

ELEMENT

n

p

e

MASS NUMBER

ATOMIC NUMBER

Be

5

4

4

9

4

Mg

12

12

12

24

12

Si

14

14

14

28

14

P

16

15

15

31

15


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