Atomic nucleus formula
The following represents the reaction formula of an atomic nucleus:
Which of the following are true?
a.
The atomic number of
is
b.
The mass number of
is
c.
In the above formula, the total mass on each side is the same.
d.
In the above formula, the total nuclear charge remains the same.
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1 solution
We know mass number of nitrogen is 14.And the solution always to be balance the equation.In order to that we don't have options with b and c.But the nuclear charge in both sides are same in order to make the reaction feasible.So answer is b,d