What element has 5 protons and 6 electrons?

Answer 1

The number of protons determines the name of the element: 5 Protons = Boron (B) (just look at the Periodic Table and the atomic number corresponds to the number of protons the element has)

The Atomic Mass of the element determines the isotope of the atom which is simply Protons (5) + Neutrons (6) = atomic mass (11) so the isotope of this Boron atom is written as 11B (this is short hand the more formal version is written with the atomic number written right below the atomic mass, but i dont know how to do that on the computer)

Now the last thing is the charge which is Protons (5) - Electrons (2) = Charge (3+) you subtract the number of electrons because electron's charge is negative one) so the final answer will look like this 11B3+

Answer 2

Any atom with 5 protons is boron, regardless of the number of neutrons.

This would specifically be the isotope boron-11.

Answer 3

The element with 5 protons is boron (B). It normally contains 5 electrons to balance the protons, but it may gain or lose electrons to form ions with different numbers of electrons.

Answer 4

6 Protons automatically mean it's Carbon.

Answer 5

Carbon