An isotope has an atomic number of 15 and a mass number of 31. The number of proton it contains is
16
15
31
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the answer is 15 because number of proton is equal to atomic number since there is no charge

U all wrng bcus to the rules of an atom we are given that atomic no=no of proton therefore d ansa is=15

it is d question dat has fault we cant be asked to look.for d no of protons cos d atomic no has already be given wic is also d proton.we are supposed to look 4 d neutron wic makes 16 d answer not 15.@love100

who knows if they were referring to the neutron num@pootu.it Ws specially specified to look for d proton num not d neutron num,mind u,jamb questions are sometimes tricky,so don't set d question urself by going for d neutron num.

B is correct cux atomic number is d number of proton in d nucleus of an atom...I.e. 15 is still d proton

D ans shuld be 16.the formula is mass no:-proton+neutron.
Atomic no is also proton.
So to find d proton is the mass no-the atomic no.dat is 31-15:16.so d answer is 16

D ans shuld be 16.the formula is mass no:-proton+neutron.
Atomic no is also neutron.
So to find d proton is the mass no-the atomic no.dat is 31-15:16.so d answer is 16






