Atomic number and mass number Original Scenario-Based Practice

Chemistry · Atomic Structure · Chemistry · Atoms & Subatomic Particles

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    Deep within an orbital quantum forge, an astrochemist stabilizes a synthetic atom of an exotic matter candidate named stellar-lith. Particle diagnostics report that this atom contains 82 protons and 126 neutrons tightly bound within its nucleus, surrounded by a cloud of 82 electrons. Based on the fundamental definitions of atomic structure, what are the atomic number and mass number of this atom?

    • A) Its atomic number is 126, and its mass number is 208.
    • B) Its atomic number is 82, and its mass number is 208.
    • C) Its atomic number is 208, and its mass number is 126.
    • D) Its atomic number is 82, and its mass number is 126.

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