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Standard XII
Chemistry
Question
Neutral atoms of
F
(fluorine) have the same number of electrons as:
B
3
−
N
+
N
e
−
N
a
−
M
g
3
+
A
N
e
−
B
B
3
−
C
M
g
3
+
D
N
+
E
N
a
−
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Solution
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Neutral atoms of F (fluorine) have the same number of electrons as
M
g
3
+
. These are isoelectronic species and contains 9 electrons each.
Fluorine with atomic number 9 has 9 electrons.
Mg with atomic number 12 has 12 electrons. It loses 3 electrons to form
M
g
3
+
with 9 electrons.
B
3
−
with atomic number 5 has 8 electrons.
N
+
with atomic number 7 has 6 electrons.
N
e
−
with atomic number 10 has 11 electrons.
N
a
−
with atomic number 11 has 12 electrons.
Hence, option
E
is correct.
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