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The element with an atomic number of 46 is palladium; its mass number, 102, indicates that this atom is contains a disproportionate number of neutrons to protons (56/46), making it a lighter isotope (Pd102) that represents only 1.02% of all natural palladium.

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Either you messed up the question and it's 48 electrons, which means it's a Cd(cadmium) atom, or it's Cd+2 ion.

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the element with 46 protons in its nucleus is called Palladium and the symbol is Pd.

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Atomic number = Mass number - Number of neutrons = 90 - 46 = 54.And the element is xenon.

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Since atomic number is the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom, an atom with an atomic number of 46 has 46 protons.

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Palladium-98.

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Cd with pos 2 charge

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Palladium

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Nobelium

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