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In an element’s square on the periodic table, the number with the greatest numerical value represents the
a.number of neutrons.
b.number of electrons.
c.atomic number.
d.atomic mass.
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d. atomic mass
Explanation: In a periodic table square the largest number is usually the atomic (relative) mass — the average mass of the element's atoms (protons + neutrons). The atomic number (protons) is a smaller integer.
Explanation: In a periodic table square the largest number is usually the atomic (relative) mass — the average mass of the element's atoms (protons + neutrons). The atomic number (protons) is a smaller integer.
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