How many electrons, protons and neutrons are present in ammonium ion ?
This is an easy question!
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AMMONIUM ION'S FORMULA IS : NH4
hence;
the number of electrons : (no of electrons in 1 nitrogen) + 4(no of electrons in 1 hydrogen) - [1 lost electron ]= 7+4-1=10
the number of protons : (no of protons in 1 nitrogen) + 4(no o f electrons in 1 hydrogen) =7+4=11
the number of neutrons:([mass no.-atomic no.] of nitrogen)+ 4([mass no.-atomic no.] of hydrogen) =[14-7]+4[1-1]=7+0=7
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AMMONIUM ION'S FORMULA IS : NH4
hence;
the number of electrons : (no of electrons in 1 nitrogen) + 4(no of electrons in 1 hydrogen) - [1 lost electron ]= 7+4-1=10
the number of protons : (no of protons in 1 nitrogen) + 4(no o f electrons in 1 hydrogen) =7+4=11
the number of neutrons:([mass no.-atomic no.] of nitrogen)+ 4([mass no.-atomic no.] of hydrogen) =[14-7]+4[1-1]=7+0=7