The atomic number represents the number of protons present in the nucleus of a certain atom. For a hydrogen atom, which has 1 proton, 1 electron, and 0 neutrons, the atomic number of hydrogen would be 1. The atomic number is the same as the charge number of a nucleus. This number is unique for every element in the periodic table and it distinguishes an element. In a neutral atom, this number is equal to the number of electrons in the atom. Also, the atomic number of an element determines the position of the element in the periodic table which for hydrogen, it is the very first element in the periodic table.
The answer to this question should be 3. <span>adding research resources during an investigation
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The answer 1 and 2 are similar. Discovering a new variable mean that you wouldn't control it at the beginning of the research. It would be too late if you try to control it. Incorrect measurement definitely will cause an error.
Orbitals are space around the nucleus where electrons orbit. Several orbitals can exist in a given energy level/shell. Carbon is the sixth element of the periodic table with 6 electrons. Carbon atoms have the ability to bond to themselves and to other atoms with sp, sp² and sp³, hybrid orbitals. Several orbitals in carbon are spherical conformation and this accounts to about 40% of the orbitals.
The answer should be (D) Ca, because all others either occur as diatomic or are anions.
Clouds are formed by water then it evaporates into air
