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Nucleons
Provides a simplified description of basic nuclear particles.
Nucleons
Provides a simplified description of basic nuclear particles.
Atomic Nucleus
Provides a simplified description of the atomic nucleus.
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- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ________.
- The positively-charged basic nuclear particle is called a ____________.
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ________.
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ____________.
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ____________.
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ___________.
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ________.
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ________.
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ________.
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a:
- The positively-charged basic nuclear particle is the:
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ________.
- The **electrically neutral** basic nuclear particle is called a ________.
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a
- The **positively-charged** basic nuclear particle is called a ________.
- The atomic number Z of an atom defines what element it is and is determined by how many ________ are in its nucleus.
- A nucleus of hydrogen always has 1 proton, but various forms of hydrogen – called isotopes – are possible. For example, hydrogen-2 (or H-2, otherwise known as deuterium) has 1 neutron. What is the mass number A for this isotope of hydrogen?
- H-3 (or hydrogen-3, otherwise known as tritium) is an isotope of hydrogen with __________.
- A nucleus of **hydrogen** always has one proton (Z = 1), and in nature, 99.98% of all hydrogen nuclei have 0 neutrons (N = 0). What is the mass number A?