The atomic number of an element represents
- ANumber of neutrons in the nucleus
- BNumber of protons in the nucleus
- CAtomic weight of element
- DValency of element
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Match the following species with the correct number of electrons present in them:
Species Number of Electrons $(i) Be^{2+}$ $(a) 0$ $(ii) H^{+}$ $(b) 10$ $(iii) Na^{+}$ $(c) 2$ $(iv) Mg^{+}$ $(d) 11$
| Species | Number of Electrons |
|---|---|
| $(i) Be^{2+}$ | $(a) 0$ |
| $(ii) H^{+}$ | $(b) 10$ |
| $(iii) Na^{+}$ | $(c) 2$ |
| $(iv) Mg^{+}$ | $(d) 11$ |
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