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Consider the element $^\\var{m}_\\var{n}X$; how many neutrons does $X$ have?

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A particular atom, in its neutral form, has {a} electrons; how many electrons will a corresponding positive ion have?

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A particular atom, in its neutral form, has {b} electrons; how many electrons will a corresponding negative ion have?

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Basic properties of atoms

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In general, an atom is made of protons, neutrons and electrons. An ion is an atom that has a net electrical charge.

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Atomic mass = atomic number + number of neutrons

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Maximum value is set as 118 (max number of protons) + 176 = 294 (max atomic mass for oganesson)

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Number of electrons in neutral atom (118 is the maximum number, corresponding tooganesson).

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Number of electrons in neutral atom (118 is the maximum number, corresponding tooganesson).

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Atomic number: number of protons (118 is the maximum number, corresponding to oganesson).

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