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Group Displacement Law

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The nuclide $_{8}^{17} O$ has $8$ neutrons in its nucleus.

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True

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Solution

The correct option is B False
False
Number of neutron = 17-8=9
There are 9 neutrons for $_{8}^{17} O$

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