The atomic number of any chemical is same as the total number of protons that is found in the nucleus of an atom. It is similar to the charge of the nucleus. It is depicted by the symbol Z. If the atomic number of any atom is high, it shows that it is higher atom. In an uncharged atom Z is equal to number of electrons.
<span>No, it does not mean that the interpretation or design of the first experiment was wrong. What it could mean is that using unboiled water or the lack of paraffin was not the catalyst that caused the carbon dioxide to be produced.</span>
