Answer:
Molecules make scents. Aromatic ones (That is, containing rings of carbon atoms with delocalised electrons). Some unpleasant smells are due to hydrogen and sulphur groups.
Explanation:
To solve this question,
let us first calculate how much all the nucleons will weigh when they are apart,
that is:
<span>Mass of 25 protons = 25(1.0073) = 25.1825 amu </span>
Mass of neutrons = (55-25)(1.0087) = 30.261 amu
So, total mass of nucleons = 30.261+25.1825 =
55.4435 amu
<span>Now we subtract the mass of nucleons and mass of the Mn
nucleus:
55.4435 - 54.938 = 0.5055 amu
This difference in mass is what we call as the mass defect of
a nucleus. Now we calculate the binding energy using the formula:</span>
<span> E=mc^2 </span>
<span>But first convert mass defect in units of SI (kg):
Δm = 0.5055 amu = (0.5055) / (6.022x10^26)
<span>Δm = 8.3942x10^-28 kg</span>
Now applying the formula,
E=Δm c^2
E=(8.3942x10^-28)(3x10^8)^2
E=7.55x10^-11 J</span>
Convert energy from Joules
to mev then divide by total number of nucleons (55):
E = 7.55x10^-11 J *
(6.242x10^12 mev / 1 J) / 55 nucleons
<span>E = 8.57 mev / nucleon</span>
Atomic number is same number as the protons...
Neutrons = Mass number - Atomic number ( protons)
Electrons are same number as protons unless the element has a charge..
If it has a charge of +2 it means that the element has 2 less electrons than the neutral atom. If it has a charge of -2 it means that the element has 2 more electrons than what it is supposed to..
