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  2. How To Find Number of Protons, Electrons and Neutrons in an Atom?

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    Number of neutrons in an atom is obtained by subtracting atomic number from atomic mass (Z) i.e A – Z. Hydrogen has one proton but can have 0 or 1 or 2 neutrons. But, almost 99.98% of the hydrogen atoms found in nature have zero neutrons. Similarly, there are variations in number of neutrons for each and every element resulting different ...

  3. So, there cannot be a large number of protons in a single nucleus. Naturally, this number is 94. Also, these atoms with a large number of protons in their nucleus like 88, 89, 90, and so on are not stable. They decay into atoms with a lesser number of protons as time goes by. The most stable element is iron with 26 protons in its atom.

  4. Why is gold rare? Reason behind rarity of materials unveiled!

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    Gold is an attractive shiny-yellow colored element with atomic number 79. It has 79 protons, an equal number of electrons, and 118 neutrons. This makes gold one of the heavy elements. If hydrogen and helium were to combine to form gold, they have to combine into many other heavier elements before finally resulting in gold.

  5. The Actual Picture Of an Atom – What Does An Atom Look Like?

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    Atoms are actually invisible to us. Visible light, the light we see cannot resolve the image of an atom. So, the actual picture of an atom is mathematical. Mathematics is the only thing sensed by physicists and a mathematical picture is the true picture of the atom. According to it, the electrons are around the nucleus, each in a fixed state ...

  6. Physics Archives - Page 2 of 5 - Unfold Answers

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    How To Find Number of Protons, Electrons and Neutrons in an Atom? By Ashwin February 24, 2021 Protons, electrons and neutrons are the major constituents of an atom.

  7. What are the Inner and Outer Planets - Unfold Answers

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    The Inner and Outer Planets. Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars are the inner planets (in order of distance from the sun, nearest to farthest). The outer planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, appear after an asteroid belt. The Asteroid Belt, an area of thousands of asteroids orbiting the Sun between Mars and Jupiter, separates the Inner ...

  8. How are emotions felt in human bodies? Scientists have explained

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    Homeostasis. The result was explained in the image below where all 100 emotions were explained by the participants and mapped in the different body parts. Apparently, the heartbeat was felt on the left chest, relaxation throughout the body, orgasm and sexual arousal in the groin area and brain, and coughing in the chest through the nasal cavity.

  9. 11 Interesting Mars Facts - Unfold Answers

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    11. Physical Characteristics. The diameter of Mars is 6.779 km, a little more than half the size of the Earth. It has a volume of 1.6318×10^11 km^3 and a density of 3.93 g/cm^3. The distance between Mars and the sun is 227.9 million km and it takes 13 minutes for Sunlight to reach there. Ashwin.

  10. Superfluid Helium-4. Superfluid helium-4 is the liquid state of helium-4, isotopic helium with 2 neutrons and 2 protons, at a temperature below 2.18 Kelvin (more than 270-degree centigrade below zero) and normal pressure. We know that any substance liquefies and finally solidifies on cooling. Helium-4 also liquefies on cooling.

  11. Matter which are not made up of baryons are called non-baryonic matter. Mesons, leptons, dark matter, black holes, etc are some examples of non-baryonic matter. Among these types of non-baryonic matter, dark matter represents nearly 84% of total matter. Thus most of the matter in the Universe is non-baryonic. Ashwin.