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Important Questions on Structure of Atom

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The Science Springboard: A Foundation Course Based on NCERT Curriculum>Chapter 9 - Structure of Atom>Practice Questions
How do we find the age of fossils i.e, the sample of woods or dead animals?
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The Science Springboard: A Foundation Course Based on NCERT Curriculum>Chapter 9 - Structure of Atom>Practice Questions
If an element has 5 electrons in the outermost M shell, what element is this?
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The Science Springboard: A Foundation Course Based on NCERT Curriculum>Chapter 9 - Structure of Atom>Practice Questions
Covalency is the number of electrons:
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The Science Springboard: A Foundation Course Based on NCERT Curriculum>Chapter 9 - Structure of Atom>Practice Questions
Why helium does not take part in chemical reaction?
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What are Radioisotopes?
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The Science Springboard: A Foundation Course Based on NCERT Curriculum>Chapter 9 - Structure of Atom>Practice Questions
Three isotopes of oxygen are known with the mass number 16, 14 and 18. How do they differ from each other in the terms of electron, proton and neutrons?
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How are positive ions formed?
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The Science Springboard: A Foundation Course Based on NCERT Curriculum>Chapter 9 - Structure of Atom>Practice Questions
If an atom contains one electron and one proton, will it carry any charge or not?