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The species Ne,Na+ and F− have the same:

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number of protons
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number of nucleons
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number of electrons
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mass number
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Solution

The correct option is C number of electrons

Sodium, with atomic number 11, has electronic configuration 2, 8, 1. When it loses one outermost electron, it forms Na+. This cation has 10 electrons. Fluorine with atomic number 9 has electronic configuration 2, 7. When it accepts one electron, it forms F. This anion has 10 electrons. The atomic number of neon is 10 and it has 10 electrons. Thus, all these species have the same number of electrons.


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