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What is the mass number for a neutral atom that has an atomic number of 33 and 35 neutrons? How do you get the answer
7 years ago

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DrBob222
mass mi,ber = #protons + #neutrons
Remember # protons is the atomic number.
7 years ago
Kevin
So is the answer the atomic number is 66 and 70?
7 years ago
bobpursley
Mass Number= protons+neutrons=33+35

7 years ago
DrBob222
Of course not. The atomic number is 33 according to the problem.
7 years ago

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