How many protons nuetrons and electrons are in 162Gd plus 3?

Answer 1

Gd is Gadolinium Which has:-

#1 ; Atomic No.(Z) 64

#2 ; Proton Number is 64

#3 ; Electron number is 64 in the neutrally charged atom .

However, the '+3' indicates that it is the Cation 'Gd^(3+). This means that it has ionised three electrons, hence the number of electrons in Gd^(3+) is 61.

Its Atomic Mass is 162 . This number is the sum total of all the protons and neutrons in the nucleus of the atom.

Hence the number of neutrons is 162 - 64 = 98 neutrons.

However, this isotope of Gadolinium is not stable. The most common stable isotope of Gd is [158/64]Gd.

NB Your 162Gd + 3 is questioned???as an unknown isotope of Gd.

Answer 2

The element symbol "Gd" represents Gadolinium. Gadolinium has an atomic number of 64, which means it has 64 protons. The atomic mass of Gadolinium is approximately 157.25 amu, so for the isotope 162Gd, there are approximately 98 neutrons. Adding 3 electrons to the neutral atom's 64 electrons gives a total of 67 electrons.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, you're hitting me with some chemistry vibes! So, 162Gd has 64 protons and 98 neutrons, and if you add 3 to that, you get... well, 3 more protons and 3 more electrons. So, the total would be 67 protons, 98 neutrons, and 67 electrons. Cool, right?

Answer 4

The element with atomic number 64 corresponds to Gadolinium (Gd). Therefore, 162Gd has 64 protons. Since the atomic mass of Gadolinium is around 162, the number of neutrons is approximately 162 - 64 = 98. The element is electrically neutral, so the number of electrons is equal to the number of protons, which is 64. Adding 3 to the element's charge does not change the number of protons, neutrons, or electrons in the nucleus.

Answer 5

64 protons

61 electrons

98 neutrons