To complete the atomic model of a Beryllium (Be) atom, you need to ensure the atom has the correct number of protons, neutrons, and electrons.
Beryllium has:
- 4 protons
- 4 neutrons (typically in the most abundant isotope)
- 4 electrons
Given your starting points:
- 4 protons: This is correct for Beryllium.
- 2 electrons: This means you need 2 more electrons to reach 4.
- 3 neutrons: This means you need 1 more neutron to reach 4.
Based on the options you provided, you should choose:
- 2 more electrons
- 1 more neutron
So, to complete the atomic model of Beryllium, you would need to add 2 more electrons and 1 more neutron.